My ILLEGITIMATE SON: A TRUE STORY

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Non-Fiction

My ILLEGITIMATE SON: A TRUE STORY

By: Sanjay Jha

495.00

  • ISBN: 978-93-5702-094-7
  • Pages: 200 pages
  • Published: 26 February, 2025
  • Format: Hardback
  • Imprint: Rupa
  • Language: English
Relationships are achingly complex, even more so when it?s a father and his accidental love child.
Two strangers meet serendipitously. One is an irrepressible, mischievous brat and the other a
brooding platitudinous bore. Their contrasting individual paths that portend a star-crossed disaster
suddenly find a shared future. Fate brings them under the same roof, and soon, the insolent child?s
wild, roller-coaster, mind-numbing life takes centre stage in a moody family?s wacky, dysfunctional
abode. What follows is a fantastical journey, and that is putting it mildly.
Enter an unexpected visitor, and soon their lives are completely disarranged. The vicissitudes of life
are on full display as the father-son duo confront a new reality. The family struggles to grapple with
the new power dynamic as circumstances start spiralling beyond everyone?s control, with grievous
consequences. In this exceptional slice-of-life book, Sanjay Jha tells us a heart-rending account of love and loss,
happiness and grief, regret and redemption. ?Grief, once it checks in, is a permanent guest?, says the
tiny protagonist. Is atonement and forgiveness at all possible, or is it just a desperate human urge
for finding inner peace? Is time, eventually, the only true healer? Can we really move on?
In My Illegitimate Son, Sanjay Jha narrates a stirringly poignant story, which has both riotous laughter
and abundant sorrow, that might just find an echo with your own.
Sanjay Jha is a former National Spokesperson of the Congress party. He is also the bestselling author
of The Great Unravelling: India after 2014 and The Superstar Syndrome: Making of a Champion. He is
Executive Director, Dale Carnegie. Jha is a regular contributor as a political analyst in mainstream
media and digital platforms. He lives in Mumbai with his wife, two daughters and some dogs.
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