A Sudra sweeper lady was raped by a British soldier, while she was cleaning the latrines of the British barracks. The resulting Anglo-Indian child, named Kishan, had blond hair and blue eyes. He is exceedingly handsome, athletic, and smart; girls fall like flies at his feet. When he was 17, he had to run to England to save his life, since he had impregnated the village chief's daughter. In England he marries an Indian girl whose father had brought him to England. While working at the airport, he starts his drug smuggling operations. Before he could be arrested, he stages his drowning in the Thames River. He goes to Liverpool under a Hindu name, Madan Lal and works with an Indian computer firm. Rajnesh Bhagwan hears Madan singing at the temple and hires him. He comes to Pune, India, and then goes to Oregon, America with Bhagwan. When Bhagwan is arrested in America, he slips to Canada with a Canadian lady. He marries her and they start computer services company. Soon he adds is drug smuggling under the name of Import-Export business. Under different names, he marries ladies in Baltimore, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Kabul. Each wife had her business along with his Import-Export business. He had many wives and many children. He visits his mother in India and marries the college beauty queen, Kuljit. He comes to her every year and blesses her with a child. After three years he vanishes and Kuljit's father hires Thind's services to find his daughter's missing husband. Thind worked with the Indian police for ten years. He resigned his job, went to America, took his education, and crime investigation training. After working ten years with the world famous American Forensic Expert, he returned to India and opened his Private Investigation Agency in New Delhi.
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