Rainbow Wings

In the novella "Rainbow Wings," Surya Sen, a software engineer who emigrated from Kolkata to Sydney, reluctantly agrees to an arranged marriage orchestrated by his grandparents, who insist on brides auditioning by perfectly singing "Baby Shark" to test for joy and patience. Priya Lahari aces the quirky challenge, leading to their union despite initial awkwardness and a disastrous honeymoon. Soon, Priya gives birth to miraculous twins, Sristu and Dustu, who emerge laughing instead of crying, exuding a calming rainbow aura that heals stress in those who hold them. As toddlers, they become local heroes in Jubilee Park, defending themselves from a vicious dog, thwarting a kidnap attempt, and even escaping a house fire through Dustu's uncanny wit, drawing both adoration and envy from the community. The story escalates when a rogue former U.S. leader, dubbed Agent Orange, enraged by Australia's economic defiance, launches a nuclear strike on the Jubilee Park, Parramatta, Sydney. Revealing their true nature as rainbow-winged beings of light, the twins intercept and detonate the bomb high in the atmosphere, sacrificing themselves to save the world and sparking global unity against tyranny. In a heavenly interlude, they choose reincarnation as twins born to Surya and Priya's neighbors in Kolkata. Reborn with enhanced abilities, Sristu invents eco-solutions while Dustu composes unifying music, combating environmental poisoning in the Sundarbans, a malevolent AI spreading digital despair, and ultimately ascending as pure energy to usher in a harmonious new era for humanity. Oriya translation has been provided at the end of the book.