Subhro Banerjee – författare

The Lonely Waves is based on the loneliness, friendship and the crisis faced by three middle aged persons.

Narayan Sharma, Arjun Sinha and Rajeev Agarwal were very successful in their own profession. But at a particular juncture of their lives, they started to feel that no body in this world loved them any more and slowly they were becoming redundant. Loneliness gripped them. They lost the interest of life.

By different coincidences, they came close to one another. They started realizing that they were not alone in the world. With this friendship, they started to feel the joy of living. Now they knew that they were having friends, who were thinking about them and loving them. They decided that they would never get separated from one another.

They went to Kashmir, the paradise on the earth. Their main intension was to relax and enjoy the companies of the others.

But they were unaware of the fact that a conspiracy was going on to kill Rajeev by a notorious criminal. When they realized, they were scared and wanted to escapefromthe valley of Kashmir and take Rajeev to some safe place and save him.

But would they be able to do that?

They did not know what were stored in their destinies..

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