Insanely bored in your house with nothing better to do? Saw a book called "Wattpad Prom" trending on your newsfeed? Wanna participate but Prom is way too angrezi for you? Then girls, grab your lehengas and boys, try on those tacky kurtas because we are taking you on a tour to... DESILAND, your very own desi prom! Get ready for fun games, cool quizzes, personality awards, buddymeter (peep in to know what's this all about) and everything that will make you proud to be a DESI WATTPADIEN! So what are you people waiting for? Get your Kala Chashma's ready, fasten your seatbelts and jam to your favourite Hindi song kyunki 'Abhi toh Party shuru hui hai' and all that's gonna happen here is 'Maujan hi Maujan'! We'll *hopefully* meet you on the other side of this book ;) PS. We don't own the GIFs used in the book.

A Virushka fanfic. The heartthrob of the nation and an ordinary but not so ordinary girl. What will happen when two people from entirely different world will met in very unusual scenario. When you understand you need to spend whatever remains of your existence with some individual, you need whatever remains of your life to begin as quickly as time permits. #88 in Fanfiction on 27/07/2017 #1 in Virushka on 2/06/2018 #3 in Anushka Sharma and #7 in Virat Kohli #10 in Bollywood on 2/06/2018

Being an army officer is hard, and it's only a strong hearted and patriotic man's profession. But being an army officer's wife is even harder and emotionally draining. And it gets even harder when the husband, the army officer dies after just few years of marriage, doing his duty to the nation at the battlefield. This short story is of a young woman, who lost her husband in an army battle, with the regret of never confessing her love to him. But a letter from her husband, that he had written to her, keeping his death in mind, make her realise the extent of their love, which neither of them ever spoke out loud. *This story has been added to @IndiaCentral reading list (Short Story) #94 in Short Story (03-05-2016) #86 in Short Story (04-05-2016) #58 in Short Story (25-06-2016) Copyright © Mauli Singh 2016 ©All Rights Reserved