About the author:
I am an MBBS doctor with more than thirty years of
professional experience. I have worked as a consultant in WHO for ten years. I
have worked in government hospitals, Industrial Hospitals and presently I am
doing private practice. This is my first book. My second book is ‘Badol da’s
Belly Dance’, which has been published by Amazon – both kindle and paperback. I
am actively writing and by the end of 2019 two more books will be published.
The book is already with you.
About the book:
Can we ever be
relieved of guilt or does it travel with us to our graves? The story explores
this very idea in a gripping story built on unvarnished and sincere emotions. It
visits so many ideas that the readers can’t help but be in awe of the powers of
imagination. In spite of incorporating very intense ideas, the novel is still a
smooth sail: I believe that this story will inspire many
minds towards the better but, it will surely leave a sweet pain.
Questionnaire:
1) When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer ?
Ans: I was very young. In my
school days.
2) How long does it take you to write a book ?
Ans: Three months on an average.
3) What is your work schedule when you are writing ?
Ans: I write mostly in my clinic when there is no patient.
4) What would you say is your interesting writing quirk ?
Ans: Fast moving story.
5) Where do you get your information or ideas for your books
?
Ans: Real life incidences.
6) What do you like to do when you're not writing ?
Ans: Reading.
7) Tell us something about your novel/book ?
Ans: Can we ever be
relieved of guilt or does it travel with us to our graves? The story explores
this very idea in a gripping story built on unvarnished and sincere emotions. It
visits so many ideas that the readers can’t help but be in awe of the powers of
imagination. In spite of incorporating very intense ideas, the novel is still a
smooth sail: I believe that this story will inspire many
minds towards the better but, it will surely leave a sweet pain.
And,
8) What one of the most surprising thing you learned in
creating your books ?
Ans: I can become a movie screen writer
Badol Da's Belly Dance
Badol Da's Belly dance is a humorous take on life that happens when we
are busy with the superfluous. The foreground of the story is nagging
disease of Badol da, a simpleton. His constant search to find permanent
cure of his belly problem pushes him into odd circumstances and
situational comic instances that can not only be related and felt but
also understood as it is a piece taken from our daily lives. The story
is a keen observation of the ordinary in an extra ordinary manner. The
narration of the story seamlessly flows from one chapter to another
making the otherwise funny and laughable Badol da into a relatable and
endearing character. After losing his wife to cancer and children to
higher paying jobs, Badol da is settled in a small town always
complaining of a stomach ailment for which no one could find cure. The
talkative nature of Badol da makes his stomach problem a common
knowledge among office employees and this in turn brings havoc in Badol
da's life in form of forced VRS (voluntary retirement scheme) by his
manager. Badol da though approaching his age of retirement is reluctant
to take retirement. In an attempt to save his job Badol da now has to
prove himself healthy before the company medical board and fight all the
odds alone. In this time of need an unexpected friend arrives for his
help. Read about how a stomach ailment brings many unwelcome and a
welcome change in Badol da's life.
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