SEPIA
What if the letters you've been waiting for were written years ago?
Saransh has never known his father.
His mother never spoke about him. Not about who he was, where he lived, or why he was no longer a part of their lives. Growing up, Saransh learned to live with the silence, even as the unanswered questions stayed with him.
Until one day, he stumbles upon an address.
For the first time, the man who has existed in Saransh's life only as a question has a name, a place—and a possibility.
After years of wondering, Saransh finds the courage to write to him.
And then, unexpectedly, a letter arrives.
Then another.
The words feel like the beginning of a conversation Saransh has waited his entire life to have.
Except there is something unsettling about the dates.
2002. 2007. 2012.
The letters are years old.
Yet somehow, they are finding their way to Saransh now.
As the correspondence continues, fragments of a life he never knew begin to emerge. And with every letter, Saransh is drawn further into a story that raises more questions than it answers.
Because sometimes, the past doesn't stay buried.
Sometimes, it finds a way back into your life.
Sepia is a story about family, absence, longing and the unexpected ways in which the past can find its way into the present.
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