Mumbai, India. In the decaying near future. A new technology for the engineering of customized gods is erupting in dangerous and mind-altering ways. One man, the so-called Happy Maker, wants to ride the wave all the way to godhood. What will it take for anyone to save their sanity? But is sanity even worth saving?
Set within Mumbai's independent film scene, this narrative explores the tensions faced by Indian liberals amid the rise of right-wing politics. It delves into the struggles of both hypocritical individuals and those genuinely seeking social change, highlighting the complexities of their motivations and conflicts. Through its characters, the book examines the impact of political shifts on personal and artistic expression, offering a poignant commentary on contemporary society.