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A confluence of rivers, Ganga Yamuna and Saraswati (A Grieving Lover, An Unresolved Grief and The Guilty closure) in Triveni sangam conveys a mystical Hindu mythology that looks upon death as the beginning of another journey that the soul undertakes to cross over. Death is in many ways redemptive, just as crying for the dead is cathartic. And it is this philosophy that lingers on in the landscape of Masaan. It is as much about dying and loss and funeral pyres and ashes, as it is about the living, their hopes, their inner phoenix and its desire to take flight.