Sound from the Silence: The Spy Who Was A Lover

Inspired by real events: “It’s better to fight for love than for the land or hate,” he always said. This story is a blend of non-fiction & fiction, emerging from a memoir, moving into imagined landscapes… towards a “future world” that has no wars, no weapons, and no terror - a world without misery… He was Roshan Mirza… He was a spy - but a spy who questioned every convention. He was a “new James Bond…” “No guns, no revolver - just poetry and music, that was his tool box.” He was out for an unusual quest, the most unusual quest a spy ever had. He wanted to stop the war machines and beat their masterminds in today’s world affairs, so he became a part of the machine to challenge its very function. But on his journey for idealism, he got into an impasse: financial pitfalls, disillusion and a broken relationship with the woman of his life who ended up in a web inside a military compound. All this just intensified his quest... He emerged as a sound from the silence… “He was the spy who was a lover.”