mera ajnabi piya novel by farwa khalid

"The bond was formed, but did the soul find peace? Experience a gripping tale of social hypocrisy and the struggle for honor. 'Mera Hisar' unmasks the double faces of society through the life of Shanzay. A journey from silent suffering to finding one's own fortress."

इस कहानी में यही बताया गया है कि ,दो प्यार करने वालों की अगर जाति अलग-अलग होती है तो ,लोग उन्हें कैसे रोकते हैं। समाज कैसे भेदभाव करती है और कभी-कभी अपने इस जाति धर्म को सर्वप्रथम रख के जान की बलि चढ़ाना हो फिर भी समाज पीछे नहीं हटता है ।

Pernahkan kau membayangkan saat kau berdiri melihat banyanganmu dan bertanya "apakah aku ini nyata ? apakah disana ada kehidupan lain dengan diriku yang berbeda ?" suatu hal yang sangat dipertanyakan oleh Khalid dengan penuh tanya dan jawaban dari semua itu bukanlah jawaban penuh dengan cahaya tetapi jawaban yang penuh dengan pertanyaan, yang tidak dapat dijelaskan.

एक हैंडसम, अट्राक्टिव, खडुस घमंडी गुस्से वाला उसकी लाइफ में बस उसके दादा जी जो उसे बोहोत प्यार करते है वही दूसरी तरफ प्राची सिंपल क्यूट सुंदर जो एक बार देख ले वो उसे कभी भूल ही ना पाऐ पार्थ के दादा जी पार्थ को शादी के लिए फोर्स करते है तो पार्थ गुस्से में प्राची से शादी कर लेता है और प्राची को बोलता है ये शादी बस नाम की है और कुछ उम्मीद मत रखना तो कैसे शुरू होगी इनकी लव स्टोरी और आपको पता है हर एक लव स्टोरी मे एक विलीन होता है उस विलीन के आने के बाद पार्थ क्या प्राची को खुद से कर देगा दूर या नही कैसे इन दोनों के बीच प्यार होगा जाने के लिए पढ़ते रहे,,,,, दो अजनबी,,, ❤️❤️❤️

If you can read many truth you know

"There are deadly dangers hidden in the darkness, there are horrors in our nightmares, there are monsters living in our minds, there is a power within the dreamcatchers to fight them." Mera Alba Celeste is a young girl who believed to overcome the terror of her darkest dreams, until she discovers in one night that she will have to take part in a war between light and darkness, between good and evil, hidden from the eyes of others at the junction of her world with the dreamlike reality of The Midnight Kingdom, where monsters and shadowy beings threaten to destroy everything she knows, she will find in a stranger and his allies the help she needs and enough power to save her life and the lives of those she loves. Art of Book Cover by JUMEP.ART

"Ek Jaisa Haal Tera Mera" is a heart-touching romantic journey of two childhood friends, Eisha and Ayaan, who grow up side-by-side—neighbors, classmates, and silent soulmates—without even realizing how deeply they’re connected. From the playful innocence of their early childhood—sharing toys, fighting over swings, celebrating festivals together—to the bittersweet turbulence of college life, their bond remains unbreakable, yet undefined. Their families are deeply intertwined, almost like one big extended home, where love, warmth, and tradition flow freely. Eisha is a vibrant, talkative girl with dreams as colorful as her drawings. Ayaan, on the other hand, is calm, introspective, and thoughtful. Their opposite personalities spark countless arguments and sweet fights, but beneath it all lies a growing affection that neither dares to name. As they enter college, their world begins to change. New friends, academic pressure, unspoken jealousy, and moments of unexpected distance begin to challenge their bond. They study together, eat together, argue, drift apart—only to find themselves gravitating back to each other, every single time. The story dives deep into cultural and social themes: the pressures of family expectations, the meaning of true companionship, and the emotional journey of discovering oneself while growing up within the warmth (and boundaries) of Indian family values. There are unexpected plot twists—a sudden separation, a painful misunderstanding, a moment of intense jealousy—that force them to confront the emotions they’ve hidden for years. And yet, neither Eisha nor Ayaan ever says the three words. Love, for them, is never declared aloud—it’s felt in the silence between conversations, in the comfort of shared glances, in the pain of distance, and the peace of presence. The novel beautifully justifies its title: “Ek Jaisa Haal Tera Mera” — The same ache in both hearts. The same silent love. The same unspoken longing. In the end, through all the ups and downs, heartbreaks and healing, they realize they’ve always loved each other.

short story

A story about a boy entangled within the vicious political war and how it transforms him as he grows up. About the truth often hidden but revealed to all, A crime of a man can ruin many.

casts : 1) ravi dubey as dr. vedant 2) aakansha chamola as bindiya