Thuldrun.Sunya

Ansh Chatterjee never intended to unleash ancient forces upon Mumbai. But fate as always ignored the fine print. One night he’s just a teen doomscrolling conspiracy forums over Maggi noodles. By dawn he is neck-deep in a techno-mystical quest following clues left by an ancient Indian civilisation that may have cracked quantum entanglement back when Dwarka still existed. With a sarcastic hacker a fringe theorist and a meditative dog who may or may not understand Sanskrit Ansh races to answer two chilling questions:-Did ancient India unlock a technology that could bend physics? And consciousness?-And who’s been burying that truth for 3000 years? Because the force that ended that world? It’s waking up.And now it knows his name.This isn’t just about the past. It’s about a future scripted centuries ago – by minds powerful enough to rewrite reality.And Ansh?He’s the glitch they didn’t see coming.Sheetal and Samiran are two-thirds of the award-winning 3 Techies Banter podcast where sharp insights meet fearless speculation and irreverence is always welcome.Sheetal is a seasoned qualitative researcher with a knack for uncovering the stories people don't even realise they're telling. Whether decoding patterns in human behaviour or spotting meaning in the mundane Sheetal brings deep curiosity and sharp insight to everything she does. And somewhere between Mahim’s cosmic mysteries and the chaos of Shivaji Park’s coffee shops she always finds the truth.Samiran is a technologist who playfully delves into history and obscure trivia no one cares about. Constantly battling thaasophobia (a fear of boredom) he is currently exploring the possibility that the Bandra Worli Sea Link might be more than just a bridge – perhaps even a wormhole to another dimension.Together they've devoted countless hours theorising about ancient civilisations and contemplating whether Mumbai's pigeons are covert operatives or simply avid fans of vada pav. This book marks their first literary adventure where bygone India encounters tech conspiracies amidst Mumbai's dynamic and unpredictable backdrop.