The Wrong Turn
Love and Betrayal in the Time of Netaji
Fiction & Literature, Historical, Romance, Contemporary
| Author: | Sanjay Chopra, Namita Roy Ghose | ISBN: | 1230001587340 |
| Publisher: | Om Books International | Publication: | March 10, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sanjay Chopra, Namita Roy Ghose |
| ISBN: | 1230001587340 |
| Publisher: | Om Books International |
| Publication: | March 10, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Book Description
1944, Kohima - a small, sleepy twon in northeast India. Subhash Chandra Bose and his Indian National Army (INA) along with the Japanese, are on the brink of brining the Empire to its knees and forcing the british out of India. But, inexplicably, the tables trun. The INS's advance is thwarted and the victory march to Delhi i shalted. Seventy years later, the British admit that the Battle of Kohima was the greatest battle they had ever fought. Even more so than the battles of Waterloo and Dunkirk.
Was it then that old Indian curse - betrayal? Someone from within Netaji's own ranks? Were there forces other than the British, waiting in the shadows closer to home, who stood to gain even more from the INA's defeat? Or was it just love that irrevocably altered the course of India's destiny?
The Wrong Turn: Love and Betrayal in the Time of Netaji, is a sweeping tale of passion set against the freeodm struggle. Debraj, the rakish playboy and scion of a distinguished Calcutta family, and Nishonka, the fiery revolutionary sworn to the cause of the INA, must not only fight their common enemy, but also for the love of Aditi, the rebel with the healing touch.
A hounting tale of love, friendship and detrayal of an entire nation, The Wrong Turn veers inexorably towards a poignant redemption.
About the Authors
Vinamra SANJAY CHOPRA is an airline pilot and the author of two collections of short stories. His stories have won the invisible Ink, the Millennium writers and Southport awards in the UK and the USa. In the words of his readers, 'He is a storyteller like those of the old days, yet his stories are as modern as tomorrow'.
During a school project on 'The most memorable day of my life', NAMITA ROY GHOSE wrote about a Russian girl on the day WW2 ened. She got her first rejection slip from the teacher for making things up. Ever since, Namita has established her storytelling skills through her scriptwriting, screenplays poetry, fiction, legendary advertising campaigns, and as a renowned advertising film director. A Creative Director with HTA, she left after 13 years to start her own firlm company, White Light, one of India's top ad flim outfits. A social activits, she is the founder of Vanashakti, an NGO that works to protect the environment. Namita has done pro bono work on issues like domestic violence, child welfare, sexual harassment and forest preservation. She is an avid traveller, a photographer, foodie and teacher.
Talking Points
- An outstanding historical fiction set in the time of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and the INA
- Soon to be made into a major film
- Co-authored by writer and pilot Sanjay Chopra and advertising guru and filmmaker Namita Roy Ghose
- Recommended by renowned economist and thinker, Lord Meghnad Desai, and journalist Jug Suraiya
Book Description
1944, Kohima - a small, sleepy twon in northeast India. Subhash Chandra Bose and his Indian National Army (INA) along with the Japanese, are on the brink of brining the Empire to its knees and forcing the british out of India. But, inexplicably, the tables trun. The INS's advance is thwarted and the victory march to Delhi i shalted. Seventy years later, the British admit that the Battle of Kohima was the greatest battle they had ever fought. Even more so than the battles of Waterloo and Dunkirk.
Was it then that old Indian curse - betrayal? Someone from within Netaji's own ranks? Were there forces other than the British, waiting in the shadows closer to home, who stood to gain even more from the INA's defeat? Or was it just love that irrevocably altered the course of India's destiny?
The Wrong Turn: Love and Betrayal in the Time of Netaji, is a sweeping tale of passion set against the freeodm struggle. Debraj, the rakish playboy and scion of a distinguished Calcutta family, and Nishonka, the fiery revolutionary sworn to the cause of the INA, must not only fight their common enemy, but also for the love of Aditi, the rebel with the healing touch.
A hounting tale of love, friendship and detrayal of an entire nation, The Wrong Turn veers inexorably towards a poignant redemption.
About the Authors
Vinamra SANJAY CHOPRA is an airline pilot and the author of two collections of short stories. His stories have won the invisible Ink, the Millennium writers and Southport awards in the UK and the USa. In the words of his readers, 'He is a storyteller like those of the old days, yet his stories are as modern as tomorrow'.
During a school project on 'The most memorable day of my life', NAMITA ROY GHOSE wrote about a Russian girl on the day WW2 ened. She got her first rejection slip from the teacher for making things up. Ever since, Namita has established her storytelling skills through her scriptwriting, screenplays poetry, fiction, legendary advertising campaigns, and as a renowned advertising film director. A Creative Director with HTA, she left after 13 years to start her own firlm company, White Light, one of India's top ad flim outfits. A social activits, she is the founder of Vanashakti, an NGO that works to protect the environment. Namita has done pro bono work on issues like domestic violence, child welfare, sexual harassment and forest preservation. She is an avid traveller, a photographer, foodie and teacher.
Talking Points
- An outstanding historical fiction set in the time of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and the INA
- Soon to be made into a major film
- Co-authored by writer and pilot Sanjay Chopra and advertising guru and filmmaker Namita Roy Ghose
- Recommended by renowned economist and thinker, Lord Meghnad Desai, and journalist Jug Suraiya
