The book is filled with humor, sarcasm, and many unique experiences – each a different story unto itself.
“Exactly! I guess the ghosts, too, must be getting bored of haunting people in the same old way. So, they must have come up with this new shapeshifting thing.”
“Go was dreaming of a singularly unpleasant affair. There was a plate of jalebis, gulab jamuns, burfis, and Sandesh in front of him. He was all alone, and was not being watched. But apparently, some bungling dunderhead, in all his wisdom, had decided that neem juice would be a much better and healthier substitute for sugar syrup…”
“G-Go, i-i-its,”, stuttered Lo, “da-da-da-da-da-da…”
“Did you eat a motor cycle which ate something? Because you sound like one of those metal contraptions once they stop working of their own free will. Be clearer.”, said an annoyed Go.
“I-I m-m-mean d-d-DACOITS!”
“Did you eat a motor cycle which ate something? Because you sound like one of those metal contraptions once they stop working of their own free will. Be clearer.”, said an annoyed Go.
“I-I m-m-mean d-d-DACOITS!”
The Accidental Escapades of Go, Lo & Po
Three acquaintances, Go, Lo, and Po, are visiting the neighbouring town of Shikhpur to attend the races. There, they run into a soothsayer and decide to seek his help before placing their bets. But little do they know what luck has in store for them.
An unexpected event forces them to run away, every attempt of theirs to return home leads them further away from it. Thus, they embark on a journey across the country, against their will, with fate controlling them like puppets. This comic fiction will tickle your funny bones, and keep you entertained for hours on end.
