Bhagyashree Ranade

A fiction, a documentary, a note. This is what I have to talk about this. Making 8 centres, the story traverse unchallenged/ undisturbed throughout.
The story granted me a free tour to the most elite lives. Made me feel privileged and guilty. Inspired to live a life that one who looks into it would feel inspired as much I'm after reading this. Told me to be brave, be different, be there where my heart is.
It's set in the Prabhu Wada, Wada Community. Picturing Surya and Gayatri as the owners of Wada, Aditi (Surya and Gayatri's daughter), Renu, Druv and Abby, & Emilie and Akinsa. Surya and Gayatri are considered Father and Mother in the Wada Community, they've really notable personalities.
Surya is an intellectual man, an early retiree from Army, great interest in poems, and sports, and have a keen eye for talented people. Gayatri, really brave, yet broken, but she finds her inner strength and fights to make her happy.
Renu, also an intellectual lady, was elated as president in the Parshad because of her Alpha traits.
Druv, a charming lad, fights many problems from childhood and has emerged as intellectual and respectable as his mother.
Emilie , a foreigner, had come to complete her studies and fall in love with Indian culture, especially those she seen in Wada. But she was surprised by the patriarchy here. And she pursues highest education. These people inspires a lot and showed the importance of being educated.
On the other hand, Akinsa, discards education and wants to pursue kabbadi as his career, he falls in love with Emilie.
Emilie and Akinsa's relation , although support by Surya, faces repulsion from both sides.

This is just an outline of the story, really inspiring one. So must read. All lives portrayed are ecstatic.… (altro)