Prakrit Bhatt

Prakrit had always known that he was going to be a writer. Working in media and advertising, he had tons of ideas, but they were never the right ones. Until he came across a story he needed, not just wanted to pen down! Growing up with traditional Indian values and culture, Prakrit had always been fascinated by Indian mythology, especially the Ramayana. This and the urge to write a strong female character led him to create his very first episodic series, Chantini. Publishing for the first time with The Bombay Circle Press, Prakrit hopes to keep this writing streak alive with many more such tales.

Author's books

My Last Brother

How far away will you run from the ghosts of your past?

 

Rule No. 1: Rent’s due on the first of every month.

 

Rule No. 2: No loud noises or partying.

 

Rule No. 3 and the most important one: Never, ever go to the west side of the house.

 

Those are the only three rules that Rohit has set for his newly acquired tenant, Darsh. Fiercely protective of his privacy, Rohit would have never gotten a tenant if not for his financial situation. His life is in tatters, he’s become a shell of a man and after losing his entire family in a car crash, he’s still learning how to function. Now, Rohit spends his days tormented and alone in the bleak mansion. When Darsh moves into the dreary house, he begins to notice that the cheap rent was too good to be true. On top of that, Rohit’s rules might be alluding to much darker secrets. As Darsh begins to uncover the web of half-truths and lies, he starts giving into the small town’s rumours and gossip. Now he has a choice–get out safe and alive or…let curiosity kill the cat.