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Inspired by the brotherly love of Vincent and Theo Van Gogh, Brothers Sen Gogh ruminates about the pains of a sensitive soul, the inability of society to identify artistic talent and the heartbreaking tragedy of a flawed brotherly relationship.
This is what immortality may mean, not a chain of infinite moments, but a moment that is immortalized in time for its permanence.
Soubhik and Sourav have grown up together, but are far apart in terms of their personalities. Soubhik is elder only by his numerical age, Sourav is the one who supports him.
Nethra becomes Sourav's pillar of strength in the vast metropolis that is Mumbai, sharing his love for indie music. Their love faces a number of obstacles, Soubhik being the first one.
Soubhik is going through his own struggle, his own love story and his own mental h | |  | | Whiskey and Suicide - And Other Stories
Whiskey and Suicide” describes tender relationships, deep fears, and twist of fate that makes people vulnerable. This is the real India, real people.
Whiskey and Suicide deals with the themes of self actualization, mid-life crisis, identity in modern urban India. The protagonists range from people migrating from cities to small towns for peace of mind to a girl who kills her father after not being able to live with the pain of his alcoholism. It empathizes with familiar characters stuck in a routine, wanting to make a substantial change to their life. The protagonists reminisce the memories of a cheery past, mourn the death of a friend and wonder about self actualization.
Modern India is a complex place with the variety of demograp |
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