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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalHow does it feel to live one’s life for the sake of others and see dreams burning every day?
How long will materialistic happiness suffice?
Does love always lead to contentment?
Aakash wants to live his passion and hates to be in the rat race.
Rajiv is far from his family. He is a materialist, who struggled and has a life that is close to satisfying.
Vijay falls for a pretty girl, and love between them starts brewing.
Standing at crossroads are Rajiv, Aakash and Vijay, with a hope to mend their actions and believe in bonds, passion and love.
Situations bring them together, with each one inspiring and motivating the other.
Will they be able to make the most out of the second chances, to correct their actions to believe in love and to see their dreams alive?
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Ranjay Chowdhury
Ranjay developed his flair for writing during his college days when he realized the delight of putting thoughts on paper. He can be described as an introvert and an exhaustive observer.
A resident of a small town, Bokaro, in the state of Jharkhand, Ranjay is a development professional, who works in a multinational corporation in Gurgaon.
He was the most meticulous one among his friends and was branded as ‘the storywriter’ by them in his graduate days, when he wrote the lengthiest answers.
He is a die-hard Bollywood lover, who is fanatical about grabbing a seat in the earliest shows of new Bollywood releases.
This book, being his first, is an attempt to tickle the minds of the young brigade in the areas of Love, Career and Fortune. The work is relatable to most young spirits who face similar situations and end up in a jumble.
The characters in the story are marginally inspired by his close ones and have a bit of him too. It is a tale, which tries to instigate every reader to make the most out of every second chance, to redo and to amend.
