About the Book: Ghachar Ghochar
Its true what they say-its not we who control money, its the money that controls
us. When theres only a little, it behaves meekly; when it grows, it becomes
brash and has its way with us. From a cramped, ant-infested house to a spacious
bungalow, a family finds itself making a transition in many ways. The narrator,
a sensitive young man, is numbed by the swirl around him. All he can do is flee
every day to an old-world cafe, where he seeks solace from an oracular waiter.
As members of the family realign their equations and desires, new strands are
knotted,