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Ek Bhutadki
Paperback
Publisher: Nameet Patil
Published: Jan 22 2024
Pages: 88
Weight: 0.24
Height: 0.21 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Ek Bhutadki - A Sinister Entity, unfolds as a larger-than-life, fast-paced fictional story, weaving intrigue and suspense throughout its narrative.
The story takes readers on an enigmatic journey of a doctor's pursuit to protect those he loves the most, during which he gets entangled with the otherworldly phenomenon.
Bhutadki - a Ghoul, Chetkin - a Witch, Aghori - a Tantric, all entangled together by a small thread, weaving a beautiful piece of fabric tailored with unique style.
The story elegantly weaves mythological characters like Lord Shiva, Rakshasas, and Ravana, and their connections in the modern world, offering a nail-biting experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Set against the backdrop of Akkalkot City in Maharashtra - India, this fictional story unfolds surreal landscapes, gothic battles, dark web crimes, alien realms, and unexpected alliances during the narrative.
There is a fine thread that binds the gripping story together and profoundly connects the vivid nature of humanity to define the battle between good and evil.
Readers are empowered to create their canvas during their journey as the story challenges how they perceive reality itself.
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