A Song for Eresha

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"Crafted in a style reminiscent of masters like Satyajit Ray" -The Tribune "Reimagines Traditional Indian Art forms for a global audience" -The Hindu "An intersection of mythology and reality through dance" -yourstory "A tribute to the expressive power of classical arts" -ANI At Aalayam, a renowned institute of classical arts, Eresha has spent thirty years building a life shaped by discipline, devotion, and artistic excellence, and over time, she has become inseparable from the institution itself, a figure revered by those who study under her. When a young exchange student arrives, she begins to work on a production based on a story of unrequited love, and as rehearsals progress, the emotional world of the performance begins to enter her own life with a clarity she cannot fully understand. Around her, the institute continues unchanged, yet within her, a quiet and irreversible unraveling has already begun.

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Pages: 418, Paperback, Cogitabund LLP