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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSometimes, something happen and we think it is a coincidence. Some people think it’s part of life But I think it to be memories.
The best things with people who give memories are that they are the same people who give the best memories and the worst wounds.
Life with Kajri included the best moments of my life, but the wound she caused when she said goodbye, is still fresh as if it happened yesterday. To release this pain, I started writing poems and shayari but kept them to myself. After some time I started writing about her in my time of loneliness.
What followed was a book close to my heart, which I am sharing with the world now. The story from when I met her till she left me alone. You know what, it’s better to be alone then to be lonely.
I know somewhere Kajri would be looking at me and saying, “Mad!”
Kautilya
Kautilya, author of the book Kajri, was born on 23-may-1990 in Patna Bihar. His educational history and financial status wasn’t smooth which had consequences. Yet he ended up going to Pune for Aerospace engineering in 2009.
He went to Warszawa institute of technology in Warszawa, Poland, for further studies in 2014. While he was still in first year he heard of his father’s critical illness. In-spite of every effort, in October 2015 his father passed away leaving the responsibility of the family to his shoulders.
This incident changed his life. When he looked at his mom, his sisters and his brother, he gave-up his dream to complete a doctorate in his field and stayed back for his family. He started teaching physics and mathematics in his town.
He was a very good cook and in 2016 he took his uncle’s restaurant to run but due to some problems he did not succeed at first and had to shut it down by December 2016. After planning and more efforts, he started his own café “Foodiesss” in Patna in February 2017.
Now Kautilya is a proud owner of his café.
