When Aastha met Veer, she knew they had a connection. However, the connection would be from two centuries ago, she never could have imagined. A love story that remained unfulfilled, broken by evil, and destroyed to ashes - whose reference hides behind the history and some, in the memories. Will this broken love story, ever get its deserved ending? A journey the two lovers promised to live? -Snippet- "This is awkward," Aastha said looking away. "What is?" "Us. We were friends in childhood.. but it feels like a lifetime ago.." "Maybe it is." Veer laughed. Aastha rolled her eyes. "How about we start to get to know each other? Will that be less awkward?" Veer asked. Aastha smiled, "That would be great." "Hi, I am Veer." "Hi Veer, I am Aastha." As they shook hands, staring deep into the eyes of each other, they felt the connection. A connection, from a lifetime ago. -- P.S: This is a story of reincarnation with a touch of history (fictional) and some horror elements.

NOW PUBLISHED!! Currently discounted on Amazon Kindle, go download a copy now! An aura of power wrapped around the pair as their eyes met. Damayanthi Pratap Rathore, the only heir to the throne smiled as she greeted Rajveer Vikram Rana, the best swordsman of Mahendragiri and the Chief of Security. Both saw it at the exact same time. Half a moonstone, embedded on the hilt of each other's swords. Both The Princess and the Warrior inwardly gasped. The gems looked so identical, as if they were two halves of the same moonstone.... A Princess. A warrior. Half a moonstone. Highest: #15 in Historical Fiction Current cover credit : Drabblelove

#4 in sita #4 in siyakeram #31 in Ram #40 in starplus "Decisions are tough. Desires are many. But,option is one." My ultimate love for Sita and Ram of Siya Ke Ram. This is a one shot story in line with the screenplay of the show.

It's journey of Ram and Sita before marriage....incarnation of Supreme god lord vishnu and mahalaxmi... How they were doing human leela before there marriage.... How they will teach humans about marriage and relations.... And also the romance of sira with little bit laxmila.....

Ranked #1 In Ramayan, as of April, 2020 :) In the 21st century, the Ramayana is repeated. The same facts, the same people, just not the same battles. The same lessons, the same villains, just not the same time. This is a journey of life which everyone can relate to. Love, Ambition and Reality, interweaved in a tale to leave a mark behind..

Guys I wrote this on #Unsungduoff but +Parneet Kaur​​ give me the idea... So I decided to write a book 📖 on siya ke ram in which I will write moments between everyone not sira laxmila bhandvi or shatrugan-shrutkirti but will write on everybody..... Hope u liked it...

Siya and Urmila were Daughters of king Janak,Siya was adopted while Urmila was biological,but this fact never came between their relationship which was full of love, care and protectiveness. They were married on someday to princes of Ayodhya Ram and lakshman and dreamt of a blissful life togther, but their dream was shattered in numerous pieces after marriage as they suffered two big separations from one-another. This is all about the beautiful relationship they shared. The FF chronicles their journey through both the separations... THE WORK IS TOTALLY FICTIONAL BASED ON HINDU EPIC 'RAMAYANA' Resembalance to any other works is sheer coincidence. 😊 😊 PLEASE READ AND VOTE 😊 😊

This is the one shots I have written based on the show Siya Ke Ram. Each Part will be mutually exclusive. Cover credits to my dear friend Aditi whom I have befriended in Indiaforums and Twitter If you are reading this story any other platform other than wattpad you are likely to be at the risk of a malware attack, If you wish to read this story in its original, safe form please go to https://www.wattpad.com/330850319-one-shots-on-siya-ke-ram-show-roseawards Thank You

#74 in humor as on 28th August 2016 What would have happened if the technology was advanced in tretayuga? The idea of whatsapp group belongs to my friend. I have simply used it for siya ke ram. The post is meant only for entertainment purpose. This post doesn't intend to hurt anyone's sentiments. If you have any issue with the content kindly contact me. The post is meant only to lighten up the mood. I hope you all enjoy it. P.S: share your views in the comment box.

My endeavor that portraits one of the prime Sanatan Deities, Shri Ram and Devi Sita. The work incorporates their legend based on Ramayan by Valmiki; a famed sage and a contemporary of that eon. The 7th Incarnation; the first part of the Ram-Janki series. The story embarks with the birth of Shri Ram, travels to his union with Devi Sita, his warfare and annihilation of 14000 demons till the abduction of Devi Sita. Here we will also look upon Ahilya's chapter, whether injustice actually happened with her? This work ends with the salvation of Shabri. Along with the story, this book also explores the evolution chronicles, concept of Avtaar and the eternal Sanatan Dharm; the misconceptions and the absence of knowledge with regards to it are in detail accompanying the main subject without interrupting the plot. The book also highlights other characters viz. Bharat, Lakshmarn, Ahilya, Shurpnakha, Raavarn and others; their role in proceeding of the legend is discussed in detail, wherever required. In addition, the book showcases or introduces the regions of Aryavart and non-Aryan kingdoms that are detailed or discussed in the next book. Though the story is written to enlighten any person disregarding to his/her demographics or religious interests, it primarily targets the age group within 20-40 years, i.e. the youth. The language and information had been meticulously in compliance with readers of any or every age group. In my journey, I came out with some facts which were still unknown, or if they were there, then the essence was given a miss and so I came with this book. It covers every act of Shri Ram and other characters. Wherever the controversy is highlighted, it is cleared by facts and highlights Shri Ram's divinity. . The clarifications are made by fairly placed discussions supported by apposite rationales. Shri Ram has been my source of inspiration and my real strength. Whenever in uncertainty, his legend has guided me paving my way to light.