The story introduces a team of scientists
who are engaged in research of paranormal activities. All is well till one
young researcher disappears while investigating the sinister beliefs of a far
flung village in Andhra Pradesh.
Shiela, boss of the missing scientist,
Major Kant and two young researchers set out to find out the truth. The owner of the property that houses the secret to the mystery that looms over the little village is the charismatic Raghuram Surya, who is also a shrewd lawyer. What
follows is a roller coaster ride full of fear, religious hocus pocus, political
fights, hunger for power and more. Our scientific minds will refuse to accept
paranormal stuff, but the writing style is so good that you would remain glued
to the book, eagerly awaiting for a scientific explanation.
For example, when the explanation to
discovery of parts of a motorcycle used by the scientist turns out to be a
failed mission of dismantling the bike by local lads meaning to sell the parts
off, our minds readily accept it.
The aftereffect of completing the book
leaves you wondering at your own self. The demon is within ourselves, and there
are people like tantriks who make a living out of our fears.
The author very subtly encourages us to
face any challenge that we are faced with, even if we are intimidated by it. We
should trust the Almighty to be with us at all times, and believe that things
would be sorted out at the end. We may lose something, but what God leaves us
with is also priceless.
Sounds like an interesting book. I think I will pick it up! Thanks for the review...
ReplyDeleteI love reading this type of book ! Precisely reviewed :)
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