From murder to murder

In the southwestern part of India, on the shore of the ocean, between Goa and Calicut, there is a small and no particularly noticeable town of Kittur. In this provincial place, life flows slowly, but, like everywhere, it is filled with funny and terrible, tragic and lyrical. A little Muslim boy, serving in a bail-pot tea, falls into the network of an Islamic terrorist, the modest seller of books are arrested for selling "satanic poems", a rich high-grade Half-grade decides to blow up his college, a false sexologist who sells drugs and telling tips on the part of sexual life, forced Looking for a real medicine for a young man who is sick of a mysterious disease. These and other stories are flying into the lace everyday life of Kittura and its inhabitants, and as a result, a portrait of provincial India in a seven-year period between two historical murders changed by India: the murder of the Prime Minister Gandhi Indira in 1984