Raising a young child on her own, writing him letters pretending to be
his absentee father, Vasudha Prasad has taught herself not to dream.
A wealthy hotelier with no fixed address, Aarav Ruparel travels light,
using ambition to shield himself from emotion.
Neither is seeking love. And when it comes calling, it tests them
both: Vasudha must accept that her marriage was a mistake, and
Aarav must learn that sometimes loss is gain. All That Could Have Been
is a compelling examination of love by one of Indian cinema’s most
extraordinary chroniclers of human relationships.
About the author Mahesh Bhatt is an acclaimed and popular film director, producer and
screenwriter. In addition to the landmark films Arth (1982), Saaransh
(1984) as director in 1999, he has written and produced several
successful films, among them, Raaz (2002), Jism (2003) and Murder
(2004).
Mahesh Bhatt is also the author of two books: U.G. Krishnamurti: A Life
and A Taste of Life: The Last Days of U.G. Krishnamurti.
