Life in Hyderabad

Watched "House of Secrets" documentary last night, i never heard, seen or read anything like that before and the very thought of imagining that brutal incident sent chills down my spine. I started wondering why educated people are still believing in superstitions in 21st century ? Faith gives us strength, it is good to have faith. But when that faith turns into delusion, that turns into a strong superstitious belief and it can bring lot of harm for those who believe it and to those who follow the ones who believe it.  One must know that nothing comes easy in the world, only our hardwork can make our life better. It is our choices, our decisions which effects our lives and decides our future, not the other way around. No matter what happens we need to believe in ourselves, believe in our hardwork, then our lives will change. But we shouldn't believe in short cuts. One should know where to draw the line between faith and delusion. Otherwise it turns into madness. Our life i

As we are celebrating 8 months book Anniversary of my book Life in Hyderabad on 7th October, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all my wonderful readers across the Globe for reading my book and accepting me as an Author. My passion towards writing grew since i was young. I always dreamed of becoming a published author, but dream was not enough to become what i was desired. So my quest for finding myself grew more with each dawn.  I always had an imagination of a little place for me in the world where no one can replace me. With each passing day i found that writing is one such place where i can be myself, where I can find true solace, where I'm free and happy. So i groomed myself, I wrote every day and explored new ways of writing styles. I observed people, their stories, their pain, their happiness. That observation skills helped me to build characters in my mind palace and I poured out the same on paper.  I have traveled afar with characters, books and stories that no