"Birth, life and rebirth are an eternal wheel of sorrow and misery. The only salvation from the wheel of life is an escape to the peace of Nirvana." Urvashi would do anything to be successful. She saw men as stepping stones on her way up, and used her beautiful body as a means of achieving her ends. She succeeded in becoming a superstar of the silver screen. What then, went horribly wrong? Kumar had not heard the term "Gay" until the doctors applied it-to him. Struggling to understand himself, shunned by an orthodox society, disowned by his parents, expelled by college, blamed for the suicide of his friend, how did he survive? How did he become a successful lyricist? And find heartbreak again? Desperate to find peace, the duo of Kumar and Urvashi come together. Where, and how do they find peace? Was it too late? Hope. When faced with calamity, cruelty, catastrophe, we pray, hoping for deliverance. When we know we have erred, sinned, we hope and pray for forgiveness. This book celebrates Hope and Forgiveness. The reasons most of us turn to religion, and prayer.