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| Ultimate Trust: She keeps fumbling with her work, with the dinner plates and washclothes, and probably with the life itself. The one thing she does do right is to sing. Her music warms his soul and he nurtures it against all odds.
But music doesn’t fill bellies and she is an orphan who must not be a burden on her relatives. Will her song be lost to the world then? And to him? |
Ultimate Realization: He has always been critical of her, and she has always been insolent with him. She is surrounded by people who dote on her. But when she lets him down and he goes away, all she yearns for are his stern, guiding hands. It’s too late probably. While she still had time, she failed to become what would have earned his respect. But what is going on in Mukundo’s head all this while? |
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| Tough Love: Piyali marrying Mukundo would solve everybody’s problems. Her mother, Debangi, would be at peace. Piyali herself would not have to deal with her inability to provide for her ailing mother with her meager salary as a dance teacher. Mukundo’s mother and Piyali’s benefectar, Mohima, is convinced that marrying Piyali would make her son happy again.
But can a loveless marriage make anyone happy? Is making a divorced and bitter man happy not too tall an order for young Piyali? Or does Mohima see something that Piyali and Mukundo can’t yet? Will life bring them happy surprises? What trials and travails must they go through before the happy surprise comes, if at all? |
Her Hero: Piyali Banerjee is nineteen. Her penniless mother is dying of cancer and wants to see her married before that. Piyali has dreams of a career, of independence, of earning enough to support herself and her mother well and of hopefully someday in a distant future marrying a man as good as Mukundo. But what good will come of her dreams if her mother dies unhappy?
She would have turned to her friend, philosopher and guide, Mukundo Thakur, for help except that he has also become part of her problem. Must she choose between sacrificing either her dreams or her mother’s dying wish? |
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