Sasa Acharya

It is not to inspire. It is not to bring change. It is not to make you fall in love. Rather it is a story that will throw questions at you. And you will search for the answers. A fictional account of reality. It is the story of Arun. “Why are you running away from love?” The cupid asks. “Because I fear that my loyalty will again get betrayed. I don’t want to lose my faith in love by falling in love again.” Arun sighs. “But this happens; right? It is a part of life. We all love and move on with other relationships. Then get married to someone and claim to settle down. The daily grueling chores of life takes over the romance that once tugged at your heartstrings. The reality hits you. And then you work hard and live for the future. Is not it that simple? Everyone loves. Some have future and some do not. So why complain?” The cupid throws the societal rule book at Arun. “No. It is not that simple. So how much reality do you know? Will you be the same person if you get to know what lies beneath the life you are living? What if you find out the behind the scenes maneuvers? Will you be able to believe the way you once believed? Can you really forget everything and accept life as it is?” Arun asks. But Why? To know, read his story.