This woman was intelligent, funny, witty yet lonely, aloof, tormented and humiliated. She had all these qualities and more. More than that, it was that heavy, high and regal cheekbones and forehead of hers that was attractive. Her lips… well, what can I say, was warm, heavy, inviting, tantalising and much more. She played around with her hair, wore tight skirts to class and was ever so ready to mingle with the boys.
The Trial of Palande is part of the "Yes Sir, I Killed My Dad" Trilogy. Now, the story moves to the trial stage of the Arun Tikku Murder case as Anuj Tikku reaches Mumbai to give his testimony as the key witness in the case and finally stands in the witness box. Armed with his truth, he is facilitated by Inspector Srikant Tawde, Gitesh Kadam, and Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nigam. But the game of chess has just begun as he has to face his nemesis and the murderer of his father in court.
Yes, sir, I killed my Dad! Is a father and son story and how a son loses his father to a spree of gruesome murders that shook Mumbai over a period of two months? This back to back murder spree by a serial killer called Vijay Palande has been chronicled in this book. This is the story of the only survivor of that killing spree, who lives to tell the tale of the brutal murder of his own father. The elations and trauma that he went through and how the entire gory episode unfolded in-front of his very eye, as he was numbed by drugs and alcohol.
