Vikram and the Enchanted Seals
Vikram, an apathetic kid from California, doesn’t want to be in India.
But a death in the family leaves him no other choice. So he finds
himself in a rural village, at his ancestral home where he meets his
imposing grandfather. A special bond forms between them, and the old man
gives Vikram an enchanted seal – a mystical relic from India's earliest
civilization. It turns out that the seal is one of only a handful that
combine to form the Dharma Cube, the most powerful weapon against evil
the world has ever seen. Before Vikram can fully grasp the seal's
profound significance, Grandpa is taken by Rakshasas – evil giants from
the epic Ramayana – who are intent on destroying the Cube once and for
all. Vikram enlists the help of younger brother Jai, and Manu, the
family’s loyal servant, to search for Grandpa. Their journey takes them
through the various landscapes of India: historical, mythological,
artistic, philosophical, and natural. Tension mounts when Vikram
realizes that he alone must unlock the secrets of his seal and the
Dharma Cube, not just to rescue Grandpa, but to save all of humanity.
Vikram and the Enchanted Seals

azad: a flight of desi fantasy
azad means "liberated" in a number of South Asian languages despite its Arabic roots. In this case, azad is a collection of six short stories linked by Indian mysticism and a common theme of liberation. A street vendor, a young suburban girl, a pudgy athlete, a rebellious tour guide, a goodhearted rickshaw driver, and an earnest wall-street banker, all find their lives dramatically altered by mysterious forces from the Indian subcontinent, changes that free them from the confines of their unique worlds.
Azad: a flight of desi fantasy
