“Falling in love is madness; it erupts like a volcano at once and then subsides with time easily. But being in love is like the leftovers of the love story that has already burned to ashes.”
A vibrant, bubbly girl Nandini Jyoshi leaves behind all her dreams when her parents decide to get her married. Later in her 30s, she meets Amay, who is neither a boyfriend nor a lover. He makes her believe that life is beautiful if you give it a chance. Their bond exists with no demands or expectations, just unconditional love.
Eventually, society’s paradigm of an ideal woman gives Nandini’s life a whole new turn. She isn’t ready to bear the consequences at first, but soon she realizes that love exists even if the person doesn’t.
This is a story that tells us about how it’s never love if it comes with the checkbox of “terms and conditions apply.”
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Jaya Gajawat
Jaya Gajawat, an ace fashionista, successful artist and product designer is a Jaipurite to the core. She has contributed 14 years of her life to the fashion industry. Inspiration for her comes from everyday life experiences, cultures and various personalities. After becoming a mother of two and having a well-settled life, she realized that other than designing and mothering, reading and writing is what adds ecstasy to her life. Reading became her obsession at a young age and she believes that it is the best thing that could have happened to her. She found it a way to escape from the world of reality into a fantasy one.
She believes that we need not seek or discover what our passions are, but in reality what we’re passionate about has always been a part of our lives.
Her daughter, a budding writer herself, encouraged her to reignite her passion and pick up the pen once again.
