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‘Gulmohar on Fire’ by Mohinder Bhatnagar: A crimson heart to overcome daily blues

It is a tale of lost time and with it, love

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Vedant Chandel
Updated At : 06:35 AM Apr 10, 2026 IST
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Gulmohar On Fire and Other Short Stories by Mohinder Bhatnagar. Saptrishi Publications. Pages 104. Rs 200

Fiction is a form of writing that often requires suspension of belief. But there’s a thin line between things coincidental and contrived. The opening short in anthology ‘Gulmohar on Fire’ by Mohinder Bhatnagar walks that thin line.

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