An Unromantic Story

The whole thing is nothing but the result of juvenile fallacy and generic opportunism. Therefore, it is a sham; full of lies, deception, secrets, and fraud that ought to be condemned. Ironic as it is, those who do not glorify their lives are the truly righteous ones. That's what Arjun Bose thinks. A high school student, who lives with his mother in a two-bedroom apartment on the third floor of a 150-year-old building in Kolkata, Arjun likes to spend most of his time alone. Although...
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The whole thing is nothing but the result of juvenile fallacy and generic opportunism. Therefore, it is a sham; full of lies, deception, secrets, and fraud that ought to be condemned. Ironic as it is, those who do not glorify their lives are the truly righteous ones. That's what Arjun Bose thinks. A high school student, who lives with his mother in a two-bedroom apartment on the third floor of a 150-year-old building in Kolkata, Arjun likes to spend most of his time alone. Although it's common for young people to be cynical, for Arjun and his associates, it's an illness. An ill characteristic of twelfth graders - The High School Syndrome. That's what Arjun's teacher, Laxmi Madam, concludes from her experience and observation. What follows next is an awkward, coming-of-age tale involving high-schoolers who are anything but normal. A quirky, sarcastic story where non-friends come together in an un-romantic and nerdy haven. Will they change their ways? Will they come out of their comfort zones and stand together to face the so-called normal teens? Or will it end into a complete fiasco?