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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Hiten is a victim of loneliness and is in the dire need of comfort to come to grips with his unrest. In a most dramatic situation, Hiten comes across Hera. Hera, on the other hand, is a girl saturated with caring family relations. She is also a fountain of sympathy. Her enthusiasm for singing is marked by great zeal and passion. In fact, singing is the breath of her life. Within no time Hiten finds himself captivated by Hera, chained by her decency. In the journey of fighting destiny, Hiten becomes a stranger to himself with a set of new problems.
In the end, will Hiten become free from his personal unrest?
Will Hera be impressed by the consistent appeals of Hiten for intimacy to unlock the way for a mutual relationship?
The tunes of the Heart are emotions and some of these tunes culminate in tears before making exit from the eyes. The attempt of this story is to present how the tunes of emotional love in tears from the heart of Hiten transform into the songs of Hera.
Sonia Khatri
Sonia khatri, the Author is an amateur in Novel writing. She developed an ardent passion for singing. But her health has not permitted her to pursue her career in singing. She could discern challenges faced by some musicians in the beginning of their career. In her first novel "The tunes of the heart in tears" she atempted to unearth the romance between emotions and vicissitudes of life.
Madhavi, a house wife and co-author of this novel is also a debutant. She depicted social environment in a lucid manner.
