The Case of the Man who Died Laughing

In central Delhi, a seemingly ordinary morning turns extraordinary when a ritual laughter gathering is disrupted by a terrifying apparition of Goddess Kali, resulting in the death of a skeptic and rationalist. As the incident sparks nationwide intrigue, the case delves into India’s ongoing tension between superstition and rationality, drawing the attention of the eminent detective Vish Puri. With powerful forces at play, Vish Puri’s involvement seems inevitable in unraveling this mysterious and provocative murder.