This book, originally published in English under the title Blue Fish The War Beneath, presents the true story of adventure and sacrifice that unfolded underwater during the 1971 Indo-Pakistan War, when the Pakistani Navy's submarine PNS Ghazi was sunk. 

Set in the depths of the Bay of Bengal, the narrative follows the crew of the Indian Navy submarine INS Karanj as they navigate challenging waters and confront secret enemies under extreme and challenging circumstances. This thrilling tale will keep readers on the edge of their seats, taking them on an extraordinary journey.

This story is not just about war it embodies humanity, duty, and the silent heroism of individuals whose efforts rarely make headlines. Each chapter of the book sheds light on the hidden operations and mental fortitude of Indian naval heroes who undertook one of the most challenging covert missions, lasting 18 days, all for the sake of their country.

Sankalp Reddy, the acclaimed director who played a pivotal role in bringing the story to life through the renowned Ghazi movie, now presents this emotional tale of courage, sacrifice, and patriotism in literature form. This book, which inspired the Ghazi film, has now been translated from English into Telugu. It brings to light the bravery and struggle of unsung heroes during the silent underwater battle.

In the unforgiving depths of the ocean, where lines between friends and enemies darken, survival demands not just skill but also extraordinary mental flexibility.

Get ready to step into another world.