“…writes with the sensitivity of a filmmaker and the rhythm of a poet, allowing scenes to unfold visually and emotionally at the same time.” — DailyHunt

A Song for Eresha was developed concurrently as a literary novel and a feature film, released together as parallel works set in the same fictional world.

Set within the arts institution of Aalayam and the town of Azhagankarai, the story follows Eresha, a widely respected cultural figure whose personal life begins to unsettle the structures around her. As tensions emerge within the institution and the community it shapes, questions of authority, devotion, belonging, and identity come increasingly to the fore.

The novel and the film tell the same story through different forms. The novel works through language, character, and emotional perspective, while the film relies on image, performance, atmosphere, and silence. Together, they offer complementary approaches to the same narrative.