Gaafil: A Careless Man

Is it fair to keep asking the Gods for favours? More so, if they have been listening to you, is it worth asking for a second chance at love?
Vikram was living a reasonably happy life with his wife and two adorable kids and was always thankful to the Gods for whatever they blessed him with. He liked his life, but nevertheless, it was boring and lacked excitement. Vikram then decided to take control of things and of himself; he decided to fall in love. Now, there was a lot of action in life but the price he paid for all the thrills and chills was too heavy. Vikram lost his freedom to another woman. His favourite food, his favourite pastimes, his friends, his outings, and everything else that mattered, ends up being sacrificed at the altar of love.
Purvi was living a dull life until she meets Vikram and decides to spice it up. This was a man she was in love with when in college. She was single after being separated from her husband, and ready to mingle. She had been through a lot of drama in the past and wanted a no-frills relationship. In Vikram she found a man she could dictate terms to.
Is it worth losing a woman you love for your own peace of mind and then asking the Gods to set you free?
'Gaafil' is the story of one such careless man who, for a dash of thrill in his life, ends up throwing all caution to wind; only to go on the brink of disaster himself.
Does he survive?
Or, does love toss him around like a ragged puppet?
Do the Gods give him another chance?
Read Sanjana Chhabra's 'Gaafil' to know what fate Vikram meets.

Writing a book had never been on Sanjana Chhabra's bucket list. However, the appreciation she got for writing a piece on Economics encouraged her to explore other avenues in writing. She is a Master's in Economics from Jamia Millia Islamia University. A bright student from early childhood, Sanjana was also an ace sportswoman. She was a multiple times state champion in pistol shooting and became the national junior gold medallist (under-21 category), at the young age of 15. She had to give up full-time shooting to complete her graduation and post-graduation. In the past, she has worked with the National Council of Applied Economic Research and is currently working with a leading policy research institute and think tank based in Delhi.
'Gaafil' is her first book.