The Last 'Sutta'

“Love alone is not enough; sometimes, it is also about how heavy your wallet is.  A good heart alone is not enough; sometimes, it is also about the art of turning it into a stone. Truth alone is not enough; sometimes, it is also about the beautiful lies to tell yourself. The saint in you alone is not enough; sometimes, the world needs to see the demon in you.” Abhay, a guy belonging to a lower middle-class family, gets ditched by his rich girlfriend, Nandita. Being heartbroken, he has two choices, either accept his fate and swallow the insult with a pinch of salt or do something about it. He buys a pack of 20 cigarettes and sets a goal for himself, to destroy his ex-girlfriend’s ego. He swears to himself that every time he moves a step closer to his goal of destroying Nandita’s ego, he would smoke a cigarette. This is Abhay’s story, with those twenty cigarettes to getting his revenge, changing his life and becoming one of the most powerful people in India. Each cigarette is a chapter carrying an important moment in his life. In parallel, runs a storyline about how Abhay chased down his goal.