Atharva is not a sunshine boy. He carries a terrible past and a silence shaped by pain. Blind since an accident at the age of twenty-three, he lost his sight but not his strength. His blindness sharpened his emotions, making him mentally and emotionally stronger than most. Atharva does not believe in destiny; he believes only in karma. The world doubted him, denied him jobs, and treated him as incapable, but he refused to live on pity. He has only one friend—his eyes, his anchor, and his proof that loyalty still exists. Atharva cannot see the world, but he understands it deeply.