A little girl, unable to clearly analyse the catastrophic events which turn her family’s life upside down in a moment’s time, writes a letter to her mother. Astha Soni writes the story of little Salah.
A story narrated on the radio throws Raj into panic due to its striking resemblance with his life. As the story veers into danger for his loved ones, Raj has to act fast. Lahari narrates the story.
Eight-year-old Divakar Mathew enrols in a Vishnu Sahasranamam recitation competition to try to get closer to his friends. Things don’t go as planned for him, though; Vani tells the story of a Christian boy caught in a staunchly Hindu privileged-caste environment.
Sarah – a young, unmarried woman – is in a deep predicament: she has to decide what to do about her pregnancy. Ram Govardhan’s story is about Sarah’s encounters with two men of different types.
An ambitious young professional has figured out the formula for career success. She believes that only a lucky few can rise to the top, while others are destined to be mere cogs in the wheel. But Lady Luck, as they say, can be quite a fickle mistress… Vrushali tells the story.
On the day of her school farewell, tenth grader Cheryl decides to take a decisive step regarding her love life. What follows is a racy account of how the day unfolds for the girl who likes to stand up for herself. Archana Nair tells Cheryl’s story.
The last day in school ends in disgrace for a class of tenth standard students. There are questions raised that lead to a troubling conclusion. A story by Chandramohan Nair.
A young girl braves a solo pilgrimage across town in the city of dreams. What follows is a trial by fire – well, almost – and a sneaky feeling that some events in life don’t always turn out to be picture perfect.
A family of three moves to Bombay in the 1980s and reacts to their changed lives in the city. Vani’s story captures the thoughts of Geetha, Aarthi and Suresh.