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Is falling in love only about the fire of sexuality or does it invoke something subtler?

Swati believes Akanksha Ajay's colleague hovers as a 'third' between them. Ajay is certain his faithfulness is beyond question yet it has upended his relationship with Swati.

With his marriage at risk Ajay decides to go for a trek in Ladakh only to be stranded as the region experiences the worst floods ever to consume it. Forced to seek shelter in a remote monastery in the HePaper Back Sanctuary he meets its charismatic abbot a man unlike any other and Anna a young scholar who is in search of a lost manuscript on the 'Paper Backsing' years of Jesus.

Gradually the uncertainty over Ajay's marriage turns into an exploration of love and sexuality against an unusual backdrop of spiritual practices as he realizes that passionate restraint can sometimes produce greater fulfilment than consummation.

Evocative soulful and reflective all at once HePaper Back is a powerful reminder that nothing else defines us more than our capacity to love.