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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe future of a family can be portrayed as a virtuous image in society if the continuation of the family hierarchy is managed properly by its heirs. The number of members in a family should grow so that one can hoist its flag of victory and find a place in history. Such was the mindset of Mr. Sahay. He believed that his only son, Rishaan, was competent enough to take the Sahay family one step further. Rishaan was crowned as an eligible candidate who was ready for marriage.
But, various situations, incidents, thoughts, and experiences forced Rishaan to contemplate marriage. He was not prepared to accept the position of being a leader of a new family.
This story narrates a bunch of experiences that sometimes erodes Rishaan’s belief of leading a good life after marriage. It crushes any thoughts that encourage him to get rid of his ‘single’ status in society.
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SK Pattnaik
SK Pattnaik is a writer who mainly caters to youngsters. He magically streamlines simple words that beautifully articulate an incident or a situation. Most of his stories are created based on his own observation, experiences and his interaction with people. His writings hold a mirror that helps you reflect on past experiences and are written emphatically. They also carry imaginary creations that add flavor to reading.
The author works as an IT Engineer in a private firm. His interest in penning down his thoughts and ideas is what led to Marriage Meter.
