Krishna Kar

The story of Mukhagni revolves around the life of a school teacher.

Ghamaghot unfolds through five distinct incidents in a city, all converging into a single devastating catastrophe. Each event is driven by core human instincts: lust, anger, attachment, greed, and pride, shaping the story`s protagonists and antagonists. As their lives intertwine, the narrative explores escalating tensions, bitter conflicts, and a desperate fight for survival, ultimately leading to a path of destruction.

The story depicts the pain of a Brahmin man whose family life is in shackles due to differences in the ideologies of his children, who eventually run away from their home. This leads to pain and agony, and the man commits suicide along with his wife. Will the children realise their mistake? Will they be able to carry forward the legacy of their father?

Guddu is a teenager and Gangadhar is a middle aged gangster. They have nothing in common but due to some magic realism their lives got entangled in such a way that it created pandemonium after pandemonium.

Loosely based on true events, Benudhar Kandi, hailing from a little village of Gumagarh in Odisha, does not have big expectations until circumstances force him into local politics.

Buttu and his mother live a modest life in an Odisha village, with Buttu dreaming of leaving for a better life elsewhere. However, a series of unforeseen events disrupt their lives. Will they overcome the challenges and realise their dreams?

The protagonist travels from his village to Bhubaneswar to solve the issues in his town like eradicating injustice and gundaraj.