Wachan, sequel of Bajaj brothers. Excerpt "He didn't cry when our mother died." Karan added. Her heart sank at his sudden blunt words. She took a deep breath and stared at him to continue further but when he didn't speak, she tried. "W-Why not?" He shrugged. "It's okay. Sometimes, our emotions become too overwhelming to even feel them." She whispered. Karan's dry laugh echoed. "No, you're not getting it, Deva." "Huh?" She waited impatiently for him to answer but when he didn't, she pressed further. "What am I not getting, Karan?" "He left us." "Who?" She asked. "Cheeku?" "My elder brother. He left us to die Deva.." He replied. "He left when our own mother was hospitalised, he left me and my dying Mumma for him. He chose for him. He left her own mother to die Deva and for whom he left, he wasn't our real brother. We shared the same father and.why? Why should I be the one to become considerate and act like fuc..." Karan wiped his mouth with the back of his hand then pushed everything off the table.

This is Book 2 of the series Ansh: More Than a Brother (You can read it as a standalone too!) 18-year-old Ansh now wiser, louder, and more rebellious stepping into college life. But despite the changes, one thing remains the same: the most important person in his life is still his dada, Arjun. Arjun Malhotra, whose entire world revolves around Ansh, has always protected their little world fiercely. But what happens when a third person enters that world? Will their bond shatter or grow even stronger than before?

Ambition and Desire can make people do unbelievableable things. The obsession with your dream can create unrelenting and restless energy to pursue goals till they're accomplished. Karan have often dreamt of scaling new heights, including literally climbing Mount Everest or growing higher to the moon and even beyond. Just like every other kid! It is often said "Money Has No Color", it is true about ambition. Randhir believes that family is defined by love rather than blood. Karan Bajaj, on the other hand, believes that nothing is thicker than blood and flesh. Notwithstanding, Randhir Bajaj is steadfast about proving his theory wrong. But What happened when he finally returned to his family after an 8-year absence where he completely abandoned his brothers in the cusp of his so-called ambition? Will he simply repeat his particular thought? Again!?! Raahein, A Saga Of Brothers Love and Reunion

The story brings two souls together, tied by the thread of fate. One who's never had any place for emotions in life, and another who never had a place given that gave emotions. Like the 'love' was meant to creep into their hearts by each other and create a space for them to call "HOME"

Broken trust and anger will close a heart until honesty and love is found again. Will there lost Manzil will be found again?

A boy trapped in the harsh realities of life, where proper food and a safe shelter are luxuries he can only dream of. For him, survival is a daily battle, and love is a distant hope. But what happens when he finally finds a place he can truly call home? Will his brother embrace him with open arms, or will he once again be seen as nothing more than a burden, just as he always has been? Step inside his world to uncover the journey....

‶He's not even a Raheja!″ His father yelled, the malice in his voice clearly audible. ‶But he is our brother.″ He said calmly. ‶Half brother.″ His father corrected him. ‶Brothers are bonded by heart and not by blood.″ there was finality in his tone, one that screamed any further protest would fall on deaf ears. ‶What are you planning to do, Rudra? Play father to an abandoned kid?″ ‶Haven't I been doing the same since I was 17?″ **************************** ‶You're a responsibility, little boy. Never forget that. Don't ever take bhaiya's kindness for granted.″ ‶Yes sir.″ the 10 year old murmured with bowed head. He didn't expect to be treated any better. The man's eyes twitched ever so slightly when he noticed the boy's shoulders slumping in disappointment. But he forced himself to remain unaffected. The boy was a testament of their mother's spirit. The spirit that they needed but were deprived of. Warming up to her son felt like a betrayal to their own struggles.