That Someone At The Door

"How many times I have redone it correctly, just as I wanted - but something - always wants me to fail. Neither accepts me nor rejects, and I am left to choose between sorrow and regret. Tell me what should I choose? What should I play with?..." A middle-class dysfunctional family losing touch with the reality becomes open to chaos when the boy to marry their eldest daughter who has come of age unleashes the outside forces disrupting the illusions of the family. That Someone At the Door is a story about repression. And how one’s life could be changed by the friction of the world outside, for better or worse – as that someone at the door could be anyone, anything that strikes and destroys forever the creamy mist of innocence! It can be a hope for the eldest sister in the form of the marriage prospect or a threat for the brother who cannot quit playing with his dolls, or a greed for his twin sister who dares to have liberty at all cost, and like a black swan is ready to seduce. The external forces of reality manifested through the boy, who may or may not marry, and the surge of possibilities he sweeps in their lives transmutes the suppressed havoc and surfaces their inner battles to confront the dynamics of the happenings which make the reality inevitable to face.