Three people, each with their own reasons, journey through India's backpacker circuit, only to stumble upon love, friendship, and family.
A coming-of-age adventure drama, Hippie Trail takes the reader on a journey
across India's famed backpacking circuit, in an exploration of the human need for connection and the unknown.
Main characters:
Vinay- A gossip columnist who aspires for freedom, and feels that family and
personal relations are a hindrance to living life fully. He is ambitious and willing to take risks to
be the best in his profession. Gets irritated easily, speaks with little respect for others, is
arrogant, and is the perfect alter ego to his best friend Thomas.
Thomas: Vinay's college mate and best friend. A calm and serious person who has grown up in a
tumultuous family. A part-time cab driver, his father passed away right after his college,
making him the sole breadwinner of the family.
Miranda: A half German, half Malayalee girl, who is traveling across India to visit the destinations that her parents had journeyed together in their youth. With her parents now getting a divorce, she
sees the trail as more than just a path for adventure.
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#7 in India
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Ishq agar yunhi mukkammal ho Jaye
Toh chahat kis baat ki rahegi
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In the heart of the Khan family lies a tapestry of love, tradition, and resilience. Sharar weaves the intricate lives of three couples, each facing unique challenges that test the very core of their relationships.
Kaif and Ayla, brought together by an arranged marriage, struggle to reconcile their differing values. Ayla's fierce independence clashes with Kaif's deep-rooted family loyalty, leading them down a path fraught with conflict yet bound by an unspoken bond.
Meanwhile, Hanan and Ayat's union is marked by constant quarrels and misunderstandings. As Hanan returns from America, eager to embrace a love he has always cherished, Ayat is determined to resist. Their journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and the quest for mutual understanding.
Then, there is Shyra, enigmatic and reserved, who finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Kabir. As she navigates her newfound emotions, Shyra learns that vulnerability and openness are essential for love to flourish.
Sharar delves beyond romance, highlighting the importance of family values and the courage to challenge outdated traditions. It is a poignant reminder that self-respect and happiness are paramount, and sometimes, love means letting go of the past to build a brighter future.