- How did your journey as a writer begin? What inspired you to start writing?
Autor: Author: My journey as a writer began in my childhood. I used to recite poems at school, and I was deeply fascinated by the Ramayan. That interest sparked my imagination, and I started dreaming of writing dramas and plays.
However, when the time came to present my work, I struggled to express myself confidently. I was unable to deliver as I had hoped and faced a lot of criticism and embarrassment. Instead of giving up, I chose to learn from those experiences. I picked myself up, worked harder, and continued writing. Those early challenges became the foundation of my growth as a writer, teaching me resilience, confidence, and the importance of believing in my own voice.
- What genres, themes, or subjects do you prefer to write about, and why?
Author: I am particularly interested in writing suspense and romance because these genres allow me to explore human emotions, relationships, and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged. I enjoy creating stories that evoke curiosity and connect with readers on an emotional level.
In the future, I also hope to write about religious and cultural themes. These subjects inspire me because they reflect our rich heritage, traditions, and values, and I would love to share meaningful stories that celebrate and preserve them for future generations.
- Was there a particular book, author, or incident that influenced your decision to write?
Author: One of the biggest influences on my decision to write was Godaan by Munshi Premchand. The novel’s realistic portrayal of society, human emotions, and the struggles of ordinary people left a deep impression on me. Premchand Ji simple yet powerful storytelling inspired me to express my own thoughts and experiences through writing. Reading Godaan made me realize how literature can create awareness, evoke empathy, and bring about meaningful change, which motivated me to pursue writing.
- What challenges or obstacles have you faced in your writing journey, and how did you overcome them?
Author: Biggest challenges in my writing journey came during my school days. I wrote a play and was supposed to perform it on stage, but I went completely blank and couldn’t deliver my lines. That experience shook my confidence.
Instead of giving up, I started reading a wide variety of books, including religious and cultural literature. Reading helped me improve my knowledge, build confidence, and develop my writing skills. Looking back, that failure became the motivation to grow as a writer.
- Can you recall a memorable moment or incident related to your writing that deeply impacted you?
Author: A memorable moment in my writing journey was when I wrote and directed my film, Close Eye. Seeing my story come to life and the impact it had on people made me realize the power of storytelling. That experience inspired me to keep writing and motivated me to explore many more stories.
- What message, thought, or emotion do you try to convey through your books or poems?
Author: Through my writing, I want to convey that nothing in life is truly complete or permanent. Everything is temporary, and every person carries some incompleteness within them. By accepting this truth, we learn to value the present, embrace life’s imperfections, and find meaning in our journey.
- Which of your writings is closest to your heart, and why?
Author: As of now, Manuaa, Manuaa 2, and the story of Close Eye are the closest to my heart. Each of them reflects a part of my thoughts, experiences, and emotions. These works are deeply personal to me and have played an important role in shaping my journey as a writer and storyteller.
- If you had to describe your identity as a writer in one line or belief, what would it be?
Author: My pen follows Krishna’s path where every word is a duty, every story a lesson, and every ending a new beginning
- How do you see yourself evolving as a writer in the future? Are there any upcoming projects or genres you wish to explore?
Author: I believe a writer should never stop evolving. Recently, Manuaa and Manuaa 2 were released, and I am grateful for the love they have received. I’m currently working on a few exciting new projects ( khwahishein Dard Deti hai ) that explore fresh ideas and emotions. There is much more to come, so stay tuned for what’s next
- What advice or message would you like to give to aspiring writers or readers?
Author: Writing is not easy—every writer faces challenges, self-doubt, and setbacks. Before you learn to write, learn to read. Reading broadens your perspective, enriches your thoughts, and gives depth to your words. Be patient, keep learning, and never stop writing, because every obstacle is a step toward becoming a better storyteller