The author's life changed tremendously after his son's accident. The accident was so grave that the sight, that the author saw, is still vivid in his memories. After hospitalization, he felt a surge of anxiety as he entered the doctor's cabin. He was not in a frame of mind to accept when the doctor revealed that Anish's brain had been severely injured, and that in a couple of hours, he would collapse. He wanted Anish back to life. So he shifted Anish immediately to a leading hospital. The neurosurgeon there examined him and decided to go for a surgery. Alone he was waiting outside the operation theatre at 2. 30 am and weeping continuously. Many wild thoughts like "In what state is he going to be after the surgery? Is he going to be alive? Is he going to be normal? Will he ever speak again? Is he going to walk, or will he have to use the wheelchair?” ran in his minds. That night was so dreadful for him and his family that the memory still shudders his whole being and words fail to express his grief. He was thinking that why this plight has befallen his son. When Anish was back home after months of hospitalisation, his condition was unchanged. He used to cry within himself. They tried all kinds of treatment techniques, but nothing actually bettered his condition. His painful life had come to an end. For the author, it was a huge loss. They could only stand by helplessly as their dear son departed them forever.