“Wings of Freedom” a romantic novel from British India unveiled in the capital

CONNAUGHT PLACE, India - Nov. 22, 2014 - PRLog -- New Delhi, 21^st November 2014: Author of repute, Mr. Ratan Kaul who earlier co-authored a book on 'Arbitration: Procedure and Practice', published by LexisNexis Butterworth Wadhwa in 2009, comes up with his new offering as an author “Wings of Freedom”, a historical fiction of the early twentieth century. The book launch was held at Constitution Club of India, New Delhi, in the presence of eminent personalities and academicians who indulged in the discussion on Delhi’s changing heritage. Zila Khan Ustad Maa, renowned Sufi singer was the Chief Guest during the event and also inaugurated the book in the capital today.

While launching the book, Ustad Maa Zila Khan zealously commented on the book, “I’m quite impressed by the flow of the language and author’s writing style. The story provides an in-depth of the British India time and beautifully portrays the cross-cultural romance of Indian boy and British girl. Being a classical singer and a passionate poetry lover, I have specifically liked Mr Kaul’s poetic infusion and flow in this novel. Urdu ghazals, Rajastahani folk songs, English poetry and Sanskrit verses all have been artfully woven into the story.”

Reached the dais with a poise, elated author Mr. Ratan Kaul expressed, “The story mentions the scenery of Delhi and is set at the backdrop of India during British rule mixed with bubbly romance of Raju, an Indian boy and Eileen, the teenage daughter of a British officer. The book also depicts the story of Indian freedom movement through a purely Indian perspective by depicting the flavour of Indian culture and traditions that existed hundred years ago.

"I went through the book and could realise that how gentle and ingenious he is in empowering human emotions, the love which is a greatest virtue of the almighty and the source of  undying humanity deserves utmost attention and intense care. Here, I commend that Mr. Kaul beautifully touched all aspects of love and human emotions. He also seems quite honest in narrating the story of  Delhi. Revolutions, commotions and cross-cultural civilisation the city witnessed in that transitional era of history. Gauging on all these subtle parameters, I ensue 'Wings of Freedom' is one of the best novels about British India. His writing brings alive the pre-independence era in a very magical way.  The infallible romance chemistry between an Indian boy and a British girl that thrives amidst high octane suspense and adventure in the early decades of the twentieth century is amazingly engaging for the readers."- Geeta Singh, Founder and MD of The Yellow Coin Communication(TYCC) Pvt. Ltd.

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