ALONE IN FREEDOM SQUARE

This book apart from being my autobiography, is also a testimony of the times. A boy of a small city and middle class background goes through the roller-coaster ride of life and as he matures to a man suddenly finds the value system, he grew up believing, falling in to pieces. Being a part of rat race, he discovers the superficiality of life and in the midst of lies, betrayal, heartbreak and defeat, he decides to give the trial of his life without surrendering to criticisms and dogmas. Divided in to small chapters, the book takes the readers to a journey, which makes them believe, the boy, is the next door guy, they often meet and want to get acquainted with. But here lies the twist: The chapters which looks so simple in one sitting suddenly introduces dimensions never traversed before and keeps the readers engaged why a very successful man is left alone in the freedom square?