Author Description

A cheerful boy, Aly, stumbles at every instance of life. He tries to find the meaning of his life. He gets betrayed by the very people he deemed trustworthy. He frowns on the societal norms that constrain the growth of his mind He gradually starts to feel like an outsider. He decries any form of discrimination, but his childhood indoctrination has rendered him racist, sexist, and sectarianist subconsciously. He endeavors to preclude those prejudices in his life but failing that, he becomes addicted to socially condemned evils. He develops anti-social tendencies because of the imbalance between his liberal outlook and conservative society. He seeks ways to deal with his past and eventually takes a drastic step to liberate himself. His rebellious demeanor makes him an outcast and he is thrown into society by his family. He learns the lessons of life in independence. Eventually, it feels like he has discovered a partial truth to life, and he finds some composure in his heart.