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Dr. Sohil Makwana, also known as Sohil Makwana, The Viral Doctor, and Thriller King, is a protean talent—a doctor, author, screenwriter,fashion photographer, and filmmaker. His debut duology, Murdrum: The Probe Begins and Murdrum 2: Double Trouble, redefined the forensic crime thriller, earning widespread acclaim. Dr. Sohil’s bestseller The Sleepwalker’s Lullaby skillfully entwines a gripping murder mystery with the sinister world of pills and the high-stakes drama of courtroom intrigue. In addition to his thriller novels, Dr. Sohil’s Wonder Womaniya weaves a compelling tale of empowerment and courage, celebrating the resilience and indomitable spirit of women. His 2025 release, The Whispering Delulu, ventures into psycho-mytho-sci-fi territory, following a woman who awakens from a coma with memory loss, mysterious medications, and unsettling whispers that blur the line between reality and imagination. The novel has captivated readers with its psychological depth, unexpected twists, and thought-provoking narrative. Beyond literature, Dr. Sohil has contributed to Indian cinema as an assistant director on the Marathi psychological horror film Bali, set in a hospital, which provided him with firsthand experience in cinematic storytelling and reinforced his narrative vision for potential adaptations of his books. Dr. Sohil is also a dedicated wildlife conservationist. He has rescued, cared for, and released hundreds of baby squirrels, providing guidance to others on their care and demonstrating a commitment to the welfare of these animals. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Sohil rose to international recognition when a photograph of him went viral, symbolizing hope and dedication. His contributions have earned him prestigious accolades, including the Heroes Behind the Heroes award and the Iconic Gold Award. With a career spanning medicine, literature, cinema, and wildlife conservation, Dr. Sohil Makwana continues to push creative boundaries, establishing himself as a defining voice in contemporary Indian storytelling.