Valentine Day Special - Sudeep Nagarkar

We believe or not, but we have always given 14th Feb, a special importance in our
love life. For those who are single may find their loved ones, for those who are already
committed may celebrate this day of love and so on. While some may say, Valentines
Day is same as other 364 days of the year. Maybe due to lack of opportunity. :D
The truth remains, that we celebrate this day as day of love.

Taking care of a woman is a challenging job. This is especially true if you are her
boyfriend and trying to figure out what she wants. We guys have different needs and it is
not necessary or rather never girls have same needs. How can we hope to care for each
other in the way we would like to? It is impossible. Misunderstandings, compromises are
inevitable. The only thing we can do is to be as caring as possible and apologize when
you have misunderstood her. There are different ways to express your feelings.

Once you express your feelings, you feel the brightest day of your life. Suddenly you feel
relaxed and the times when you were lonely are now filled with pleasure. Both of you,
now treasure all that was once just yours. Fears that once were very real are now gone
with the storm.

Many times, we land up in trouble by trying to do something unique. We never realize
that our partner needs just our attention and not unique gifts. A diamond ring can’t do
wonders that one passionate romantic kiss can do on a romantic eve of Valentine’s Day.
Keeping things simple has always worked for everyone. Every person should understand
that a girl needs a guy who stares at her eyes and not her body.

Let’s take an oath on this Valentine’s Day that we would respect woman, as they are
the most beautiful creature of God. We would stop treating them as an object of desire
and sexual needs. It’s sad that each day we hear all negative news, surrounding woman.
We are humans and not animals. So today, while celebrating Valentine’s Day, promise
yourself that you will never force any girl for any needs and will keep her as princess of
your life.

Be the man you would want your daughter to bring home! :)

Before ending, a message to all those who were asking when will I pen down my 3rd
book. From past few months, I was depressed and was confused on some personal issues.
It was difficult to come over that situation. My closed ones know it better. But yes, which
can be a better day than this. From today, I have seriously started working on my 3rd book
and you can expect it to release somewhere in 2nd half of 2013.

About Sudeep Nagarkar:

Sudeep Nagarkar is the bestselling author of Few Things Left Unsaid & That's The Way We Met. He has a degree in Electronics Engineering from Mumbai. His books are inspired from real- life incidents. He never dreamed of becoming an author, but turned into one for his love. Apart from writing, Sudeep is a music enthusiast and loves to spend time with his friends.

 

Sudeep Nagarkar’s books are based on real life incidents. His first book ‘Few Things Left Unsaid’ which released last year sold above 2 lakhs making Sudeep Nagarkar one of the finest writers in India in fiction category. His recent release ‘That’s The Way We Met’ was released with huge hype all over and was an instant hit amongst the youth. His both books are topping in the best sellers lists on various websites and book stores.

Sudeep Nagarkar resides in Mumbai and has a loyal fan base who are connected with him through facebook. His books are getting translated into regional language and first book is due release in November which is translated into Marathi. He will soon interact with crowd in Bangalore literature festival to be held in December. He has given seminars in different colleges in Mumbai. His books are even appreciated by the Bollywood Legend Amitabh Bacchan.

Grab Your Copies of his two National Best Sellers:

1. Few Things Left Unsaid

2. That's The Way We Met

His Books:

Can you ever forget your true love?

Aditya and Riya could never imagine life without each other. Since their accidental meeting two years ago, they have been inseparable until an unexpected tragedy promises to change the course of their lives forever. Will their love stand the test of time?

From the intoxicating rush of Mumbai and Delhi to the scenic beauty of Manali, Sudeep Nagarkar will take you on an unforgettable journey through life and love.

'Few Things Left Unsaid' by Sudeep Nagarkar is an account of how reckless and impulsive behavior can mess up your entire life. How important it is to value your love and life? The author narrates these facts of life through his protagonist, Aditya.

Few Things Left Unsaid deals with the reckless and unclear attitude confronted at a very young age. Aditya, the protagonist of the book, is one among the confused crowd. He's unclear about his ambitions or goals in life. He hates engineering from the core of his heart, but destiny has other plans for him as he ends up in an engineering college. Aditya's search for true love comes alive when he runs into Riya, but he loses her too because of his rude behavior. Life takes a U-Turn for Aditya as he doesn't know how to deal with his life now. Will he pay a huge price for messing up his life now? If he has to mend his ways, how does he do it? Aditya's reckless decisions and lack of clarity in vision mess up both Riya's and his life.

   

 

With Love,

Sudeep Nagarkar

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Those chocolate memories! - Sudeep Nagarkar

That’s the way we met! How many of us actually remember how you met with our
loved one? There is a story behind every meet. I shared mine!

You cannot change your past but you can indeed be happy with the happy moments you
had in your relationship. I did the same.

There is always other side of relationships where you are not the ruler of your
relationship. When everything is going smooth and steady, life brings you at a situation
where you have to choose the right path. You have to take a decision, which will hurt
you, but you are helpless. I took one.

I get so many messages and mails daily asking which are your personal favorite dialogues
or phrases from your books. I never answered those mails thinking how I can choose
the best from the best! Jokes apart, It was indeed difficult for me to short-list certain
phrases. However, as “Ribbons of love” is ending and we are into the final post I decided
to take some time out to select my personal favorite lines from my both books. Now your
favorites can be different too, but mine are as follows:

10 Best lines from ‘That’s The Way We Met’

1. I wish I was your blanket, I wish I was your bed; I wish I was your pillow
underneath your head. I want to be around you, I want to hold you tight
and be the lucky person who kisses you good night.

2. Our love has been assaulted many times and I am convinced that it is true
because the longer I am away from you, the greater is my yearning to be
with you once again. You are my enchanted Princess, and I am your devoted
Prince.

3. I took a strawberry and rolled it all over her. She could no longer
hold herself, her body rocked with the sensation of pure ecstasy. We ate
chocolates while kissing each other and fondled one another for a very long
time.

4. I want to marry you near the sea, maybe Marine Drive. I always imagine
how, after the ceremony is over you will sit in the car and I will drive us
towards our new home. The girls in our family don’t wear Punjabi chuda in
marriage, but I want you to wear it. You will be dressed in my favorite red
saree with a silver border on it. I will look at the chuda in your hand and
smile. You will coyly glance at me and I will smile seeing you blush. All the
way while driving, I would think of how beautiful you looked on our wedding
night.

5. I don’t want to lose you forever. Don’t you remember our romantic nights
in Manali, where we cuddled with each other, and made sweet love until day
break? I think we broke the flower vase too that night. We were on the table
and all over. How can you forget the chuda you bought just because it was
my wish? Our name carved over it, I thought Aditya and Riya couldn’t be
separated. They are one. Why do you want to change that?

6. I would try my best to be with you. I would fight with the world until my
hand reaches someone else’s hand. Trust me! No matter with who I am, my
love for you can never die. You will be my Aadi, you will be my jaan, and
you will be my bachha forever. No one can steal that right from me. Not
even you. I love you, darling!

7. I still dwell upon the sweet kisses, the smile that gave me life and keep
hoping that I will find you somewhere, before that feeling melts away
forever. You have been my strongest emotion, my deepest thought, my
sweetest dream, my meaning, my love, my paradise. I wish I could hold you
right now in my arms just for one last moment, as I did before.

8.
Though our roads are different, our paths may cross and maybe
someday in the future. Our roads will meet and we will travel down the same
path once again, until then my sweet love.. In my heart is where you always
reside. Love is pain. Love is pure. Love is sacrifice!

9. A person lost in love can win anything in this world. Just because he has
nothing to lose. He will only rise now!

10. "Waqt har cheez dikhaata hai, Aaj Samajh aaya hai,
Kitne barso baad, Aaj fir tujhpe marne ka khayaal aaya hai.
Chal kahin door chale, jahan sirf tu or main ho,
Jee le apne zindagi ke wo haseen pal jisme sirf pyaar ho,
Bahoon me baahein ho, aankhon me aankhein ho,
Bas tumhara khayaal ho, aur sirf tumhara saath ho....!!!!"

5 Best lines from “Few Things Left Unsaid”

1. Why do I love you, why do I want you, you always lived in my heart…
Then why did I let you go?

2. I love the way you look at me, your eyes so naughty and mischievous.
I love the way the way you kiss me. Your lips so soft and smooth.
I love the way you say ‘I love u’.

3. I want to give you a love bite, which is visible to everyone. So that no girl
will come close to you. Let the world know that you are mine. Just mine!

4. Love can never be wrong, but a girl can be.

5. No sooner than we had seen each other, we liked each other.
No sooner, we liked each other we knew each other.
No sooner, we knew each other we respected each other’s behaviour.
No sooner, we respected we appreciated each other.
Then we loved each other!

About Sudeep Nagarkar:

Sudeep Nagarkar is the bestselling author of Few Things Left Unsaid & That's The Way We Met. He has a degree in Electronics Engineering from Mumbai. His books are inspired from real- life incidents. He never dreamed of becoming an author, but turned into one for his love. Apart from writing, Sudeep is a music enthusiast and loves to spend time with his friends.

 

Sudeep Nagarkar’s books are based on real life incidents. His first book ‘Few Things Left Unsaid’ which released last year sold above 2 lakhs making Sudeep Nagarkar one of the finest writers in India in fiction category. His recent release ‘That’s The Way We Met’ was released with huge hype all over and was an instant hit amongst the youth. His both books are topping in the best sellers lists on various websites and book stores.

Sudeep Nagarkar resides in Mumbai and has a loyal fan base who are connected with him through facebook. His books are getting translated into regional language and first book is due release in November which is translated into Marathi. He will soon interact with crowd in Bangalore literature festival to be held in December. He has given seminars in different colleges in Mumbai. His books are even appreciated by the Bollywood Legend Amitabh Bacchan.

Grab Your Copies of his two National Best Sellers:

1. Few Things Left Unsaid

2. That's The Way We Met

His Books:

Can you ever forget your true love?

Aditya and Riya could never imagine life without each other. Since their accidental meeting two years ago, they have been inseparable until an unexpected tragedy promises to change the course of their lives forever. Will their love stand the test of time?

From the intoxicating rush of Mumbai and Delhi to the scenic beauty of Manali, Sudeep Nagarkar will take you on an unforgettable journey through life and love.

'Few Things Left Unsaid' by Sudeep Nagarkar is an account of how reckless and impulsive behavior can mess up your entire life. How important it is to value your love and life? The author narrates these facts of life through his protagonist, Aditya.

Few Things Left Unsaid deals with the reckless and unclear attitude confronted at a very young age. Aditya, the protagonist of the book, is one among the confused crowd. He's unclear about his ambitions or goals in life. He hates engineering from the core of his heart, but destiny has other plans for him as he ends up in an engineering college. Aditya's search for true love comes alive when he runs into Riya, but he loses her too because of his rude behavior. Life takes a U-Turn for Aditya as he doesn't know how to deal with his life now. Will he pay a huge price for messing up his life now? If he has to mend his ways, how does he do it? Aditya's reckless decisions and lack of clarity in vision mess up both Riya's and his life.

   

 With Love,

Sudeep Nagarkar

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A Second Thought On Love - Sudeep Nagarkar

Have you ever wondered why your relationship is so painful? Things were so perfect
when you first met - what happened?
When you have just met your love, everything seems wonderful. You can't get enough
of each other. Neither of you can do any wrong in the eyes of the other. You can’t stay
for a second without holding each other’s hand. For that case even kissing and exploring
each other’s bodies. This is because you both are still on your best behaviour and you try
to please each other to extreme level. What makes this experience of love so interesting
is that you seem to have no control at all over it. It feels your life is complete with your
prince or angel.

Gradually you realize that he/she is a human being and not a prince or an angel from
different world. Now you start recognizing the flaws and shortcomings of him/her. Your
partner's little habits aren't quite as cute as they used to be earlier. Love by itself doesn’t
create all that pain you feel, it’s all the outside factors that would slowly accumulate over
a few days and make you feel miserable. Instead of getting hyper at this stage, you should
learn how to resolve conflicts and understand each other as much as you wanted to kiss
each other or explore each other in the early stage. Else, you will start feeling lonely and
that will apply sudden breaks to your relationship.

If you sustain through this phase without understanding each other then gradually, you
will feel why you are into this relationship. You will fight to draw boundaries in the
relationship, and as a result, even small annoyances become big issues. This is where
most couples have occasional or frequent thoughts of leaving the relationship. More
and more often, you start to feel like he/she is self-centered or un-caring, or even worse.
These thoughts give rise to insecurity. One day we feel we’re in love, and the next,
we’re asking ourselves if we’re still in love. An insecure relationship makes you believe
you’re in love and yet, you feel like you've broken up already. This is the time where you
need to open up with your partner in terms of your emotions and needs. Don’t be shy
in expressing about different innovative positions on bed. It can ease your stress and a
simple smile after making out can bring the passion back in your relation.

If you ignore, you will feel extremely lonely and now you will feel that you have almost
lost your partner. Jealousy takes over your mind. You may not like the fact that he/
she is hanging out with someone else and having a lot of fun, or you may just feel
insecure about losing him/her to someone else. This makes you aggressive and obsessed.
However, this will put an end to your relation. Instead, you should understand jealousy is
an expression of love and not a sign of possessiveness.

If you have managed your relation with him/her till this level, then obviously its time for
a strong commitment towards each other. You are no longer with your partner because
you need them, but because you've chosen them. You have found your true love. It’s time
for a deep passionate kiss and to enjoy the tender love forever in your life.

About Sudeep Nagarkar:

Sudeep Nagarkar is the bestselling author of Few Things Left Unsaid & That's The Way We Met. He has a degree in Electronics Engineering from Mumbai. His books are inspired from real- life incidents. He never dreamed of becoming an author, but turned into one for his love. Apart from writing, Sudeep is a music enthusiast and loves to spend time with his friends.

 

Sudeep Nagarkar’s books are based on real life incidents. His first book ‘Few Things Left Unsaid’ which released last year sold above 2 lakhs making Sudeep Nagarkar one of the finest writers in India in fiction category. His recent release ‘That’s The Way We Met’ was released with huge hype all over and was an instant hit amongst the youth. His both books are topping in the best sellers lists on various websites and book stores.

Sudeep Nagarkar resides in Mumbai and has a loyal fan base who are connected with him through facebook. His books are getting translated into regional language and first book is due release in November which is translated into Marathi. He will soon interact with crowd in Bangalore literature festival to be held in December. He has given seminars in different colleges in Mumbai. His books are even appreciated by the Bollywood Legend Amitabh Bacchan.

Grab Your Copies of his two National Best Sellers:

1. Few Things Left Unsaid

2. That's The Way We Met

His Books:

Can you ever forget your true love?

Aditya and Riya could never imagine life without each other. Since their accidental meeting two years ago, they have been inseparable until an unexpected tragedy promises to change the course of their lives forever. Will their love stand the test of time?

From the intoxicating rush of Mumbai and Delhi to the scenic beauty of Manali, Sudeep Nagarkar will take you on an unforgettable journey through life and love.

'Few Things Left Unsaid' by Sudeep Nagarkar is an account of how reckless and impulsive behavior can mess up your entire life. How important it is to value your love and life? The author narrates these facts of life through his protagonist, Aditya.

Few Things Left Unsaid deals with the reckless and unclear attitude confronted at a very young age. Aditya, the protagonist of the book, is one among the confused crowd. He's unclear about his ambitions or goals in life. He hates engineering from the core of his heart, but destiny has other plans for him as he ends up in an engineering college. Aditya's search for true love comes alive when he runs into Riya, but he loses her too because of his rude behavior. Life takes a U-Turn for Aditya as he doesn't know how to deal with his life now. Will he pay a huge price for messing up his life now? If he has to mend his ways, how does he do it? Aditya's reckless decisions and lack of clarity in vision mess up both Riya's and his life.

With Love,

Sudeep Nagarkar

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Falling in love…. Or staying in love!! - Sudeep Nagarkar

Confused! Hardly few have heard of it and rarely anyone practice it. Staying in love or
falling in love? When you will understand the difference, you will never feel low.

Have you ever fallen in love in a train or a bus? You see a gorgeous girl while traveling
and you feel she is your soul mate. How many times have you followed her path or
thought of her on the same night before sleeping? It had happened with me too when
I followed a girl for almost an hour to lose her midway. While following her I lived
so many dreams with her. Her touch, her walk, her moves and so on…. However, she
disappears. At first, this will makes you feel empty and you’ll try to convince yourself
that you could’ve loved this person for longer than a night but you can’t. Some people
are just meant to make cameo appearances. Not every attraction is love. How many times
in those teen years, we have misguided ourselves thinking ‘I am in love’. Not every
person we like or love has to stick around. Sometimes it’s better to leave before you get
involved.

We never thought on the fact when we were born it took us some days to realize that the
woman who holds us often in her arms is our mother. So how can we fall in love with just
one look of him or her? Every relation strengthens with time. It’s an art.

Falling in love is a piece of cake. Then why is it that so few seem to stay in love? Falling
in love can be the start of a loving relationship, but lasting relationships don't just happen;
they grow. In many ways, nurturing a relationship is like tending a garden. Neglect it and
it dies. Understanding who actually your soul mate is, itself is a challenge. Most of us
fall in wrong relationships. Spending some time with your other half is the only solution.
You can’t act mature in your teen. Neither your other half is expecting you to be matured.
She expects your time. Your presence. Presence is not only spending physical time with
another person but also giving him or her, your undivided attention when you are with
him or her. It includes being sensitive to his/her feelings and aware of his/her needs. It
means not only hearing with your ears but, much more so, hearing with your heart.

Is one of your children a favorite?" I asked the father. With a tinge of embarrassment,
he admitted the "good" child was. This is the obvious cause of your son’s negative
behaviour. If we can see this and take the time to understand the real cause behind
their behavior instead of taking it personally and yelling back, we can go a long way in
strengthening our love relationships.

If we desire to stay in love, it is imperative that each of us accepts the responsibility for
resolving our inner conflicts that cause dissension in our present relationships. Love is
much more than a physical relationship. It is also an emotional relationship. The man
who ignores the emotional needs of his girlfriend and expects to receive a warm response
in bed is inviting frustration. Girls are not machines to be turned on at will. Sex starts
in the kitchen at six, not in the bedroom at nine. When we guys practice this we will
never create any complex situation in our relationship and land up cursing our girl. No
human is perfect. Similarly, true love is a commitment of one imperfect person to another
imperfect person. Treat your relation like a wine. Let it grow old and then the world will
admire it.

I leave it to you. Decide you want to fall in love or stay in love… Though she is not with
me, I am still in love with her. Unconditional love!

About Sudeep Nagarkar:

Sudeep Nagarkar is the bestselling author of Few Things Left Unsaid & That's The Way We Met. He has a degree in Electronics Engineering from Mumbai. His books are inspired from real- life incidents. He never dreamed of becoming an author, but turned into one for his love. Apart from writing, Sudeep is a music enthusiast and loves to spend time with his friends.

 

Sudeep Nagarkar’s books are based on real life incidents. His first book ‘Few Things Left Unsaid’ which released last year sold above 2 lakhs making Sudeep Nagarkar one of the finest writers in India in fiction category. His recent release ‘That’s The Way We Met’ was released with huge hype all over and was an instant hit amongst the youth. His both books are topping in the best sellers lists on various websites and book stores.

Sudeep Nagarkar resides in Mumbai and has a loyal fan base who are connected with him through facebook. His books are getting translated into regional language and first book is due release in November which is translated into Marathi. He will soon interact with crowd in Bangalore literature festival to be held in December. He has given seminars in different colleges in Mumbai. His books are even appreciated by the Bollywood Legend Amitabh Bacchan.

Grab Your Copies of his two National Best Sellers:

1. Few Things Left Unsaid

2. That's The Way We Met

His Books:

Can you ever forget your true love?

Aditya and Riya could never imagine life without each other. Since their accidental meeting two years ago, they have been inseparable until an unexpected tragedy promises to change the course of their lives forever. Will their love stand the test of time?

From the intoxicating rush of Mumbai and Delhi to the scenic beauty of Manali, Sudeep Nagarkar will take you on an unforgettable journey through life and love.

'Few Things Left Unsaid' by Sudeep Nagarkar is an account of how reckless and impulsive behavior can mess up your entire life. How important it is to value your love and life? The author narrates these facts of life through his protagonist, Aditya.

Few Things Left Unsaid deals with the reckless and unclear attitude confronted at a very young age. Aditya, the protagonist of the book, is one among the confused crowd. He's unclear about his ambitions or goals in life. He hates engineering from the core of his heart, but destiny has other plans for him as he ends up in an engineering college. Aditya's search for true love comes alive when he runs into Riya, but he loses her too because of his rude behavior. Life takes a U-Turn for Aditya as he doesn't know how to deal with his life now. Will he pay a huge price for messing up his life now? If he has to mend his ways, how does he do it? Aditya's reckless decisions and lack of clarity in vision mess up both Riya's and his life.

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Love & Relationship Of Today's Youth - Sudeep Nagarkar

Do you remember the first time you liked a girl? Or to be more precise do you remember the first time you liked opposite sex? I do. I liked my teacher when I was in 3^rd Standard. For 70% of boys their first crush is their teacher. I agree mine was too early. But when we gradually go into teen age, we realize life is a mixture of good and bad experiences, happiness and sorrow, love and anger, success and failure. When feeling of love and care develops then relations of friendship take place. Often we take things for granted and don’t realize the importance until we are about to lose it or we have already lost it. Before you actually feel the pain of losing someone special, here are the few things that you can follow.

1. Pamper your partner and appreciate them.

Take a moment every now and then to tell your boyfriend/girlfriend that you love him/her and no one can love to that extent in this universe. I know boys don’t like to do this often but it works. Girls love to be pampered every now and then. Appreciate your girlfriend if she is wearing a lovely dress for a party night even if she is not. Don’t be rude by saying wtf have you worn. This can result in a tight slap on your face or a kick on your….

Even girlfriends should sometime appreciate their boyfriends for their hairstyle even if they are not carrying one of the trending ones. Boys love to be praised by girls as much as girls love to be praised for their attire. Guys, you should think from your heart and not from the brains while wooing a girl.  If you guys don’t believe just try this out. While traveling together just roll your fingers on your girlfriends palm and look into her eyes with all the love and care. Don’t ask me reason for this. Just do that! There is no logic behind it. She will fall for you more.

2. Gifts and A good morning message

‘Gifts? Oh man, they are costly.’ Get out of this block. Your girlfriend will not demand a diamond necklace or a big house at Marine Drive. Surprise her occasionally by a candle light dinner or a red rose. Even if you introduce your girlfriend with the hottest chick of your class saying, you are in a relation that is as good as a big house at Marine Drive. Girls often get jealous with a girl who looks better than they do. So do this once or twice. Now we have facilities of scheduled messages too on our mobiles. Schedule a Good Morning message saying how much you love her. A bright smile will make her day. Small things can strengthen your relationships. You don’t need to save money and buy a costly gift for her. You can save that money for boozing. Your girl won’t mind that until you are surprising her with innovative simple gifts.

 

3. A passionate kiss

Yes, you are reading it right. Our ancestors said that a good start means your half work is done. I would say a passionate kiss means your half work is done. God has given girls a supreme power of understanding a guy with the way he kisses. You can’t hide your emotions in a kiss. If you are not good at that, learn the art of kissing. Some romantic moments can add up great passion to your relation. Your face can hide many things but your kiss can’t hide anything.

4. Discuss your future

Though we guys hate it, girls love it the most. When they say that we will keep red curtains after marriage or on every Sunday we will go out for a dinner, don’t over look or ignore their questions by saying ‘ we still have 5 long years to go. Let’s not discuss it.’ You are screwed then. Instead debate on the colour of the curtains and which day of the week. Your girl will love that.

5. Show small acts of physical intimacy and don’t regret compromises.

At times, we say love has no bounds and no limits. On the contrary, we declared February as month of love. There is no particular time to show your love and care. Express your feelings on a regular basis. Show small acts of physical intimacy – your arm around their shoulder on the sofa, your hand on their thigh when seated side-by-side, holding hands while walking down the street. Give your partner a warm feeling and convey the love and affection you feel for them. The littlest touch can be as important, as or even more important than the longest night of sexual intimacy.

You may also need to compromise on some EPL matches or maybe action packed films for some romantic movies. But you should enjoy as you have your love beside you.

Now when you implement this and it don’t work then don’t mess on my Facebook wall. You can surely give a try. Things won’t get worse if you implement these. It can either remain the same or improve. Remember one thing in your life.

‘Never curse your love for not being with you. Somewhere she or he might be thinking of you and missing you as much as you do.’ – Sudeep Nagarkar 

About Sudeep Nagarkar:

Sudeep Nagarkar is the bestselling author of Few Things Left Unsaid & That's The Way We Met. He has a degree in Electronics Engineering from Mumbai. His books are inspired from real- life incidents. He never dreamed of becoming an author, but turned into one for his love. Apart from writing, Sudeep is a music enthusiast and loves to spend time with his friends.

 

Sudeep Nagarkar’s books are based on real life incidents. His first book ‘Few Things Left Unsaid’ which released last year sold above 2 lakhs making Sudeep Nagarkar one of the finest writers in India in fiction category. His recent release ‘That’s The Way We Met’ was released with huge hype all over and was an instant hit amongst the youth. His both books are topping in the best sellers lists on various websites and book stores.

Sudeep Nagarkar resides in Mumbai and has a loyal fan base who are connected with him through facebook. His books are getting translated into regional language and first book is due release in November which is translated into Marathi. He will soon interact with crowd in Bangalore literature festival to be held in December. He has given seminars in different colleges in Mumbai. His books are even appreciated by the Bollywood Legend Amitabh Bacchan.

Grab Your Copies of his two National Best Sellers:

1. Few Things Left Unsaid

2. That's The Way We Met

His Books:

Can you ever forget your true love?

Aditya and Riya could never imagine life without each other. Since their accidental meeting two years ago, they have been inseparable until an unexpected tragedy promises to change the course of their lives forever. Will their love stand the test of time?

From the intoxicating rush of Mumbai and Delhi to the scenic beauty of Manali, Sudeep Nagarkar will take you on an unforgettable journey through life and love.

'Few Things Left Unsaid' by Sudeep Nagarkar is an account of how reckless and impulsive behavior can mess up your entire life. How important it is to value your love and life? The author narrates these facts of life through his protagonist, Aditya.

Few Things Left Unsaid deals with the reckless and unclear attitude confronted at a very young age. Aditya, the protagonist of the book, is one among the confused crowd. He's unclear about his ambitions or goals in life. He hates engineering from the core of his heart, but destiny has other plans for him as he ends up in an engineering college. Aditya's search for true love comes alive when he runs into Riya, but he loses her too because of his rude behavior. Life takes a U-Turn for Aditya as he doesn't know how to deal with his life now. Will he pay a huge price for messing up his life now? If he has to mend his ways, how does he do it? Aditya's reckless decisions and lack of clarity in vision mess up both Riya's and his life.

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