Bhovara / भोवरा : KathaSangrah

I think that an author yearns to build his own fictional universe. In the real life very few of us could have some influence or say in the events around us. Not everything we wish could take shape in the real world. An author using his aptitude and developed skills can generate his own universe in his writings. ‘Bhovra’ (whirlpool) is a collection of stories real and fictional woven with a common thread of depicting ‘out of box’ elements and happenings in human lives. Short key points for some of the stories-   ‘Yeta Unhalyachi Chahul’ (As the summer becons) – Differences in culture and age leads to vast gaps in the meaning of entertainment ‘Pahilya Lagnachi Gisht’ (The story of the first wedding) – Workaround the unjust rules.  ‘Vishanu’ (The Virus) – When planting flowering plants was forbidden.  ‘Sankraman’ (The Infection) – Predicament faced when mind and body have different aspirations. ‘Fataki zoli’ (The tattered bag) – Even Allaunddin’s Jinn can’t help if you receive your boons in a tattered bag. ‘Attar’ (The Scent) – She aimed outside her reach only to be clawed by the hawk.  ‘Bhovara’ (The whirlpool) – Reversely wind a string on the play top  and generate an entirely different universe.  ‘Bhairobachi Wihir’ (Bhairoba’s well) – Ill deeds often revisit .  ‘Simepalikadali Hak’ (A call from beyond the borders) – Should we help or should we not! ‘Chal Chandanyat Jaau’ (Lets tread the stars) – An enchanting starlit field awaits one at the end of the day.