Sattam Dasgupta
Though an engineer by profession, I have always been fascinated by people. In my experience, most problems and of course solutions can be traced to people - their thoughts and actions. We are the most complex of all problems and most potent of all opportunities.
We think we know ourselves. In reality, we do not. The reason is we live most of our lives in predictable patterns and within predictable ranges. We have little idea how our thoughts will be when faced with totally unique and unexpected situations.
In 'Parting of the Strangers', I chose to explore those offbeat yet critical moments in lives that throw up a subconscious side which even the protagonists were not aware of.
Though an engineer by profession, I have always been fascinated by people. In my experience, most problems and of course solutions can be traced to people - their thoughts and actions. We are the most complex of all problems and most potent of all opportunities.
We think we know ourselves. In reality, we do not. The reason is we live most of our lives in predictable patterns and within predictable ranges. We have little idea how our thoughts will be when faced with totally unique and unexpected situations.
In 'Parting of the Strangers', I chose to explore those offbeat yet critical moments in lives that throw up a subconscious side which even the protagonists were not aware of.
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