When an Indian secret service agent Prabhat finds that his childhood love Samiha accomplishes a mission to uncover the rackets running on her home soil Pakistan, he gets a vital lead to smack the traffickers’ plans. Evolving with time, Prabhat envisages that the tyranny of hastening out to simply chase the traffickers around the world will end up nowhere; he devises not just a plan but a panacea to pull out the ill-will from the dead conscience.

The crime thriller – adjoined to an inspirational fiction – The Grey Traffic attempts to distinguishingly educate a resolute on the roads, teaching the traffickers and the self-obsessed minds the lessons to wake their conscience up, and make them spit out the avenging attitude; the novel explicitly illuminates to attain sagacity.

Take a look at:

• What happens when the beauty of the bustling traffic vanishes and the mass moves in the grey area (an absolute state of dubiety to make up the mind) due to the manoeuvres of the malefactors?

• What does it take for the saviours to turn the tables on the tricksters?

• The plans to rescue the victims, the deceptive mechanisms used to progress contraband, and the adoption of non-belligerent approach to turn the tables on the tricksters like never before!