They were never born to be heroes. They were born in places where justice is a rumor and survival is a daily ritual.

In the underbelly of modern India — behind the high-rises, beneath the slogans, past the news cameras — lies a darker layer of truth. It’s a world where crimes are buried under cash, where children grow up faster than they should, and where the lines between good and evil are blurry at best.

Nawaz, from the slums of Mumbai, watched his family disappear one by one to bullets, betrayal, and silence.
Nathan, raised in the backstreets of Mangalore, carries scars from those meant to protect and preach.
Naman, from the power-torn districts of Uttar Pradesh, lost everything when politics knocked on his family’s door.

They didn’t meet by destiny. They met because no one else stood up.

Blackside of India follows these three young men as they navigate a system built to break people like them. This isn’t about guns, glory, or revenge fantasies. It’s about pain, confusion, choices — and the consequences of taking justice into your own hands.

As their paths collide, they face real questions:
How far can you go before you become the very thing you hate?
Can broken people fix a broken system?
And is there still a place for faith, when you've lived your whole life in hell?
And the answer is.......

Sorry this was so urgent, but i received warning from an unknown person.bye


Chapter 14 - I quit