The Birds of Passage

A godman has his tryst with Corona; unable to carry on with a stressful life a farmer commits suicide; afflicted with dementia it is second childhood for Chandrasekharan; Saravanan who was on the lam for twenty years returns home only to find that he hadn’t committed any crime; an old widow teaches her nephew and niece a lesson; a young man outsmarts a veteran thief; a professor regresses to his real self; the staff outwit a well-intentioned village officer; a Vaastu expert finds his ‘science’ dumping him … Mostly realistic the stories throw critical light on the social political and other problems of our times. They are written in a simple and lucid style keeping in mind the demands of the common reader.