Goodness Killed Me

Rahul, a lower middle class guy from Punjab (India), struggles his best in life after being abused in childhood, used in friendship and misread by the very rigid and conservative Indian society. Suffering from incurable form of paraphilia from his early years, this guy endeavours to lead a normal life, but would he ever get family support? Would he be ever able to find a loving partner after being dragged by the system into vicious circle of skewed gender ratio and homosexuality? Would the social system accept his deviation that was created by it?
This tale highlights the effects of blind growth in the name of globalization and development and shows how the corrupt judiciary creates havoc in one’s life. A must read for people who do not support love based relationship or do not adapt to the changing environment and who think that money is more important than anything else in this world.