My Boyfriend's Fingerprint

Trouble starts brewing in the life of noted forensic expert Meera Chopra when she starts seeing her dead boyfriend Vasu’s fingerprints at crime scenes. Having died three years ago in a road accident following an argument about their future, Vasu’s memory haunts her deeply. She even frames his handprints on her wall as a tribute.

As Meera encounters Vasu’s fingerprints at various crime scenes, her colleagues attribute these occurrences to her unresolved grief over recent losses, including the loss of her roommate in a plane hijacking. Given a break from work, she utilises the time to adjust to a new roommate – the handsome Agastya, only to discover his fingerprint matches Vasu’s. Struggling with her sanity, Meera faces a critical choice: accept her perceived insanity or uncover a bizarre truth that seems stranger than fiction. Can she differentiate between reality and madness?

About the Author:
Smita P Mukherjee is a critically acclaimed author and screenwriter. Her short story titled ‘The Monstrous Hermit’ made it to an anthology series called The Best Asian Short stories 2021 published by Kitaab International, Singapore.
Smita is a screenwriting pass out from one of the premiere film schools UCLA in Los Angeles. In 2017, Smita was judged as the best screenwriter in an internal survey conducted by India’s leading satellite channel for her storytelling and screenwriting work for a social crime-based show. Her work as a screenwriter span from TV to web series which received high ratings and popularity.