Vincent, Wine and Moksha

As Aman and Nisha gazed at the radiant golden Buddha in the Thangka painting and Norbu depicted in blue, they found themselves lost in each other as well. As Aman became immersed in his love for Nisha, not only did the colours in his paintings begin to change, but his entire colour palette underwent a transformation. Meanwhile, Nisha, a traveller through the world of words, found a new blossoming in her writing.

The Starry Night, with its blue and yellow strokes by Vincent, became their own starlit hour together. But destiny leads this beautiful moment into an endless landscape of pain, and then…

A poignant journey through the deep waters of attachment and the detached paths towards liberation…

Vincent, Wine and Moksha.

This is a novel about Aman and Nisha, two souls in love—their love and their pain.

It is a flowing stream of authentic art and genuine love, created by two true artists. I have always believed that no matter how deeply pain shatters a person, there comes a point when that suffering eventually subsides. Yet, the art born out of that pain endures forever and continues to inspire many.

When earth, water, light, wind, darkness, fire and sky come together in harmony, a great film takes shape. The same is true of this novel!

— Gajendra Ahire (Film Director)