Rajarshi Bandyopadhyay

’A haunting incident from three decades ago surfaced before Kanishk, an orphan, unveiling the dark deeds of Dr. Asmee Deshmukh and her husband, the tyrannical philanthropist Dr. Tushant who exploited several orphanages under the guise of charity. The Deshmukh’s sold orphans to childless couples and handed over orphanage lands to filthy business tycoons, who erected their dream projects on the graves of these broken sanctuaries. Kanishk’s foster father, Dr. Romesh, reveals Kanishk’s twisted own birth truth that he is the son of Asmee, born from her reckless nymphomaniac teenage years and became a victim of cruelty. This revelation unleashed a tempest of wrath within Kanishk, consuming his kind soul with selfishness. His quest for revenge against the Deshmukh’s spirals beyond reason, blinding him to the old proverb: ＂Before anyone embarks on a journey of revenge, he shall dig two graves. ＂Kanishk＂ stands at the crossroads of justice and madness, driven by both the horror of his origins and the cruelty he has endured. Yet, in his rage, he forgets the cost of revenge, not just to his enemies, but to himself. Kanishk’s journey is a tragic warning of how deep wounds and thirst for retribution can consume a soul.