The innocent years are long gone, as the poet in Kushal Narang matures to delve in more contemporary issues, through use of wit, satire and philosophy. He witnesses a crumbling society at close quarters on the one hand, yet maintains his sanity through unconditional love back home, on the other. He lets his imagination wander in the breeze as a feather to conjure up conversations that may have occurred between characters you think you knew. And then, there is this philosophical, almost magical, take on Life and what is beyond. A firm believer in after-life and reincarnation, despite being a man of science, he attempts to find the missing link between all things seen, and unseen...