Kalki is reading a gripping tale of love and loss

She wrote on her Twitter page, ‘Those who still read those thick rectangular printed things, it’s worth getting your hands on A Blueprint for Love.’ It is a fiction that looks into the lives of two individuals, Reva and Suveer. Haunted by memories of her dead sister and childhood home, Reva meets her sister’s then-boyfriend, Suveer, every year for a day. 

It is a friendship that seems to offer each of them a way to come to terms with the past. “Chatura does not bother with sifting fact from fiction, she just sifts true from false. And this is a true story. It beats straight from the heart,” says Kalki about the book.