Childhood, as Ravi remembers it, was a seemingly endless period of pain and abuse suffered at the hands of his father. Now, despite being a twenty-something living in a different city, memories of those days – the rage, the beatings and the hatred – continue to torment him. Until the day he is summoned to his dying father’s bedside . . .A story of one man’s journey from hatred towards empathy, Parricide is about the choices we make and the price we must pay for even partial resolutions.

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