Six Metres of Pavement

The story delves into the profound guilt and despair of Ismail Boxwala, who grapples with the devastating consequences of forgetting his baby daughter in the car, leading to her tragic death. Two decades later, Ismail's life is marked by his attempts to cope with the aftermath, including a painful divorce and a descent into heavy drinking and fleeting relationships, which only deepen his loneliness and isolation. The narrative explores themes of loss, regret, and the struggle for redemption.