The place was unfamiliar to me. Observation was not. I had entered intending to eat, but the table had other plans. Porcelain beneath porcelain, silk napkins, polished cutlery, suspended wine, and a waiter waiting patiently beside it all. Every movement seemed choreographed, every clink carrying its own little announcement of refinement. Then someone took a bite, paused, chewed, paused again, and finally began: “I think… perhaps…” The entire table waited. So did I.

I spent a lifetime asking why—learning to find what others wouldn’t teach me, paying for knowledge with time, and discovering why “you know nothing” could hurt more than it should.

Meet Arav Virk, the IPS officer who doesn't need to raise his voice to command a room. He watches, listens, and notices the details others overlook. Step inside the world of Arav Virk and discover the man behind the badge in Bullets to Betrayals.

What happens when we keep asking for less? When the cup slowly shrinks to fit the amount we believe we are allowed to receive, our idea of what we need can change too. An exploration of dependency, adaptation, desire, and agency.