One in ten people risks falling into depression. Two in ten are struggling to find what makes them happy. Five in ten are questioning the purpose of life. Nine in ten will not have answers to the questions above.
We are constantly threatened by the brutal reality of the arduous battle of mental wellbeing. Why have we come to a point where despite having more comfortable lives we are still unhappy, we still long for belongingness and we still crave fulfilment.
Have you dealt with such situations? Are you still trying to answer the most basic questions of life? Are these questions beginning to seem like the toughest question paper you’ve ever had to answer? What makes you happy? What will keep you fulfilled? Is there any purpose to being who you are?
On a not-so-fateful night, thirty-five-year-old Arjun embarks on a journey that will force him to rehash, revisit, reimagine and refuel his life. In the next ten days of his life, he meets six strangers who teach him exactly the lessons he needs. He takes the hard route to self-awareness, forgiveness, finding himself, and reclaiming his life from the jaws of his past.
With Lost and Found at 35, immerse yourself in the life-changing story of Arjun and solve the mystery of living with passion and purpose.
It is not just a story, it’s the symbolic gesture that represents the infamous and sometimes blasphemous quest of mankind for meaning, purpose, and fulfilment. The life of Arjun is the harbinger of the journey all of us should embark upon.