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For fans of Milk and Honey and Love Her Wild, here comes the second collection of new and beloved poetry by Pravin Gupta, the young writer whose unflinching determination has brought him fame and success at such a tender age. In 'The Star Is Not Dead', Pravin confesses his darkest secrets, reveals unbelievable, raw and relatable moments of his life: from domestic violence, depression, love, betrayal, loneliness, falling and breaking apart to craving for hope a
For fans of Milk and Honey and Love Her Wild, here comes the second collection of new and beloved poetry by Pravin Gupta, the young writer whose unflinching determination has brought him fame and success at such a tender age. In 'The Star Is Not Dead', Pravin confesses his darkest secrets, reveals unbelievable, raw and relatable moments of his life: from domestic violence, depression, love, betrayal, loneliness, falling and breaking apart to craving for hope and willingness to live. With honesty and romantic flair, Pravin distils the most scintillating highs and the lugubrious lows of life and love into a few perfectly poignant lines, ensuring that his words penetrate deep into your heart and awaken a sense of exultation.
मैं शायरों के लिए मिर्ज़ा ग़ालिब बना,
पाठकों के लिए लेखक।
जिसे हसना था, मैं ने जोकर बन हसाया।
जिसे कुछ सुनना था, गीतकार बन सुनाया।
कुछ को जानवर पसंद थे, तो मैं उनके लिए
वाइल्
मैं शायरों के लिए मिर्ज़ा ग़ालिब बना,
पाठकों के लिए लेखक।
जिसे हसना था, मैं ने जोकर बन हसाया।
जिसे कुछ सुनना था, गीतकार बन सुनाया।
कुछ को जानवर पसंद थे, तो मैं उनके लिए
वाइल्डलाइफ फोटोग्राफर भी बना।
तो कुछ को कंप्यूटरों से प्यार था,
तो लो मैं टेक्नोलॉजी का जीनियस भी बन गया।
पर अंत में उन्हें मैं खुश न कर पाया।
मैं उनकी उम्मीदों पर खरा न उतर पाया
क्योंकि उन्हें बुरे लोग पसंद आते हैं
और मैं वही नही बन सका।
- प्रवीन गुप्ता
ऑर्फियम इंडिया (Orpheum India) के संस्थापक, प्रवीन गुप्ता का लेखक बनना कोई इत्तेफ़ाक नही बल्कि साजिश थी ताकि वह इस दुनिया को बेनकाब कर सकें और लोगों को सच्चाई से वाकिफ कराएं। उनके लेखन चुनने की वजह नाही इश्क है, ना ही धोखा और नाही चाहत। उन्होंने तब तब लिखा है जब जब वह उदास और अकेले हुए हैं। और आजकल तो वह सिर्फ लिख ही रहे हैं। मैं और मेरा अकेलापन बस उसी सफर का एक दास्तां हैं। आशा है की आप प्रवीन के शायरियो और गजलों से जुड़ेंगे।
There are some movements near the trees that is drawing Kaal's attention. He turns around, his back towards the wizard, and sees the impossible. Then suddenly, a whipping branch comes slashing through the air straight at his face and he bumps a yard back. When he scrambles back and opens his eyes, out of his two red balls, he witnesses wooden figures in alive form. Some giant, some tiny, saplings, etc. — the whole jungle has risen in rebellion against th
There are some movements near the trees that is drawing Kaal's attention. He turns around, his back towards the wizard, and sees the impossible. Then suddenly, a whipping branch comes slashing through the air straight at his face and he bumps a yard back. When he scrambles back and opens his eyes, out of his two red balls, he witnesses wooden figures in alive form. Some giant, some tiny, saplings, etc. — the whole jungle has risen in rebellion against the Legion of Doom...
In the second epic installment of The Dark Light series, the dead will rise, the nature will favour the good and the fate of all will be decided by one.
Fast-paced, full of mysteries and twists, The Dark Light: Resurrection of the Mistress explores the story ahead of Pratik's acquisition of magic, and Kaal's hunt for revival relic to resurrect his love; Mandagini. Will Pratik be able to thwart the mayhem?
Pratik has never rode on Seltion, soaring along with the stream of wind. He knows nothing of Solus Jungle, has never seen any magical books, and has never hexed at anyone. All he knows is a boring and miserable life with his boring uncle. His lives with him — in the Golstide City — next of which is standing an elusive old house, which haunts his curiosity. But all that is about to change when he penetrates the walls of that elusive house next his h
Pratik has never rode on Seltion, soaring along with the stream of wind. He knows nothing of Solus Jungle, has never seen any magical books, and has never hexed at anyone. All he knows is a boring and miserable life with his boring uncle. His lives with him — in the Golstide City — next of which is standing an elusive old house, which haunts his curiosity. But all that is about to change when he penetrates the walls of that elusive house next his home and receives magical books. Then while reading it, he gets a magical call from a man — a retired wizard, who forewarns him of an inevitable danger, and urges him to meet, calls him in Solus, where he lives. Pratik commences his journey to Solus along with his uncle, finds Lamashma — a dreadful merciless demon — threatening Hereaws. They stand on to rescue those cute creatures. In next, they meet with second danger, the Witch, who is cursed and wants to be curseless by using Amethyst Heart that lies to an incredible place no one knows about . . . and last but not the least, The Decider, Kaal, who conspires to kill him. Will Pratik be able to defend himself or Will Kaal succeed in his intention? Will The Witch find Amethyst Heart?
"You use war to maintain peace, while the war is a threat to peace itself."
— Pravin Gupta, Glimpses of the Future
Some say that the world will end by the ire of nature, while some blame astronomical events for the end of the world. but one thing that everyone misses is global weaponization. Mohit Suri — a half-paralyzed infamous entrepreneur — finds this a concern. As he is a very
"You use war to maintain peace, while the war is a threat to peace itself."
— Pravin Gupta, Glimpses of the Future
Some say that the world will end by the ire of nature, while some blame astronomical events for the end of the world. but one thing that everyone misses is global weaponization. Mohit Suri — a half-paralyzed infamous entrepreneur — finds this a concern. As he is a very powerful and strong speaker as well, he tries to forewarn The Prime Minister, but filthy politics foils his plan. Then The Srinagar Terror Attack wages A war against Pakistan and so stirs Mohit's hope. He invites Prime Minister to his company and time travels in 2068. Then what they see is dizzy, which shakes their conscience completely. But still, the war continues. . . . The Ministers have gone corrupted. The Government has fallen. The terrorism is at its peak. And the world is standing on the brink of end. So, over to this, Mohit thinks of an earthshaking idea that brings a new era. What is that — which compels the whole world to peek deep into their existence? Must read the book to know!
One day the sun asked to the tree, "Why are you so opened and free To human's interminable need As to give them fruit and feed. When they callously exploit you, Selling your branches and timber too." The tree wisely answered the sun, "If I act like them, killing for fun. What difference would remain Read More...
You break my legs and Expect me to stand up. You needle my eyes and Expect me not to cry. You tie my hands and Expect me to pick up the things. You pull me down and Expect me to climb up. You break my wings and Blame me for not flying. You torture me in everyway, And ask, "Is there any problem?" You Read More...
"The world is not only for humans." This is what the nature says. But they (humans) ruined its fair law, Exploiting it in multiple ways. What they commit and what they do, It possesses a very long gap. Probably that's why Thanos had Wiped out mankind with a finger snap. They fought wars for so many Read More...
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