Cauvery Madhavan Knihy

Set against the backdrop of rural Ireland, this modern novel intricately explores the complexities of religion, culture, and family dynamics. It intertwines these themes with the historical narrative of The Long March of O'Sullivan Beara in 1601, creating a rich tapestry that highlights both personal and collective struggles. The story delves into the impact of history on contemporary life, offering a profound reflection on identity and heritage within a changing society.

Based on a true story of the Irish Connaught Rangers in India 1920, and a story of forbidden love in the Anglo-Indian community.

A trip to Great Britain turns into an unexpected journey for Balu and Janaki Shankar, a couple from southern India married for 26 years. Instead of spending time with their son, they embark on a 16-day bus tour across Europe. In Amsterdam, Balu undergoes a profound transformation, awakening a newfound sexual desire for Janaki, which challenges the stability of their long-standing marriage. This exploration of intimacy and change sets the stage for a potential turning point in their relationship.