Historias de Southasia

Six years is a long time to wait. Kiara never believed in almosts. Not in almost love, not in almost timing, not in almost right people. Life, to her, was something you chose firmly and lived fully. Chennai shaped her. Ambition sharpened her. Love softened her. Loss hardened her. Faizan Habeeb has always been a little out of sync with the world. A boy who hides longing behind wit. A man who says the right things too late. A heart that waited, even when it pretended it did not. From coaching centre corridors in Chennai to rain-washed nights in Oxford, from Instagram arguments to quiet goodbyes, theirs is a story of timing that never quite behaves. Because sometimes love is not about meeting the right person. It is about whether you meet them at the right time

Some stories are written with ink. Others are written with tears. Sahiba's was written by Allah. Born into a family that once knew happiness, Sahiba, lovingly called Bobby, grows up believing that love is enough to overcome every hardship. But life has other plans. Loss steals her childhood. Dreams are left unfinished. Relationships break. Hearts are tested. In her search for love, acceptance, and a place to belong, Sahiba walks through pain that few could understand. Yet every time the world turns away from her, she finds herself returning to the One who never does. This is not the story of a perfect girl. It is the story of an ordinary girl who survives extraordinary trials through patience, faith, and the quiet strength of her heart. A journey of family, sacrifice, heartbreak, hope, and healing. Because sometimes... when no one knows your story, Allah does. Inspired by real-life experiences.

"𝐇𝐞 𝐰𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐦𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐚 𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐞𝐧, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐬𝐡𝐞 𝐰𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐦𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐡𝐢𝐦 𝐚 𝐥𝐞𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐝" Serafina knew, from a young age, that her name would forever be known throughout history. And why should she not? After all, she was going to be the queen to bring a centuries old war, to an end. Princess Serafina of Stallae was raised with the knowledge that she would one day marry the crown prince of an allied nation, Prince Kota. He would make her a queen, and she would make him a legend. Not only would their forces end a war, it would finally defeat their long standing enemy, Salceria. And yet, nothing is ever assured when the crown is on your mind or on your head. Tragedy strikes when her destiny is ripped away from her by her power hungry Uncle, and current King of her realm. He endangers her life by annulling her betrothal to Prince Kota and instead promises her to Prince Sorren, the new heir of Salceria. She is not in the dark for long before her Uncle lays out the plan that he had made since before her birth. She was going to be a queen of legend, but never a king's wife. If she wanted her throne, she would have to destroy Salceria from the inside, and then trade the ruins for her Uncle's crown. She gladly agrees to his deal, realizing that she will have to marry her enemy to save the boy she loves. Serafina is then thrown into a world of intrigue, lies, and decadence as she plays a game that could get her killed. She slowly builds a inner circle to help her overthrow the King of Salceria, never telling them that she would be the one to betray them in the end. She only has one problem; Prince Sorren. Although it didn't matter. What's the big deal with marrying your enemy, if it's only til death do us part.

I am currently working on this but this is about the occurring conflict in South Asia and the countless amount of issues it suffers from today.

In a world that forgot where it came from, a mother speaks softly to a child who now calls himself a master. This is not accusation. It's remembrance. This is not hate. It's harmony-whispered in verse.

A writer by passion and a university student, she was everything men wanted in their women but not every family was filled with bustling happiness and after her parents' marriage came to a tragic end, she couldn't bring herself to the thought of loving and marrying someone in the future. Her fear only deepened when her father married for the second time- love wasn't deep and permanent- was all she thought until she met him. He was the son of a politician and a renowned businessman. Everyone in the business and political world worshipped him for what he had and who he was. He had everything but hailing a family like that, he was fated to not have a childhood, dream, passion and perhaps love. He was fated to live for the company. What's life if he didn't get to live it for himself? They then meet, eyes lower and eyes speak. And when eyes speak, souls fall in love. Meet Zaviyar and Maheen.

An anthology of stories written by your prolific Wattpad authors, edited and compiled by Wattpad-South Asia.

"Do you believe in fate?" "I do. I believe Allah has already written how our lives are gonna fold out and everything that happens, happens for a reason." "Even if that thing destroys you?" "Yep! Even if it destroys you." ❝In which a girl experiences first love and the meaning of life with a guy who's the opposite of everything she's ever wanted.❞ ─────────── Detailed summary inside. ON HOLD Ranked no. 1 in #muslim on 08/02/20 & 08/12/20 WARNING: If you're reading this story on any platform other than wattpad, then you're at the risk of malware. This book is only available on wattpad in its original form by the author @_shinja_

It's a story about love, rejection, and strength. Mehmil Ali is a head strong, independent girl, studying medicine in one of the reputable institutes. She has average looks but that never mattered to her because she's blessed with many other things that are gold dust these days; Confidence, wit and compassion. Shahzil Mir is a successful businessman and he has all the things girls drool on. Money, looks and arrogance. For him beauty is everything. Unfortunately, Both are tied in an arrange marriage and things are not smooth from the very first day of their marriage.

Riya, a 17-year-old Vancouverite goes on vacation with her family to their home country of Maruni, a small island nation in the Indian Ocean. On her trip, she stumbles upon Kavi, a mysterious boy that seems to take an interest in her. With newfound feelings for Kavi, and an overbearing family, Riya has to scramble to sort through her situation. Will Riyas and Kavis feelings prosper or will they fade away?

Some people may not know what a Maldivian local may live like. But a Maldivian sure would! This book is about not just one Maldivian's story, but the story of several others. There will be tales of moving from island to island; ferry-rides, walking down unpaved roads, catching crickets, reading books, making friends and spending time with family and learning to pray for the first time as well as other regular and somewhat nostalgic walks down memory lane.

Arey nahi. This isn't Love and Betrayal in regards to boys or teenage romance. This is something different... This is a story of a girl. A girl who loved her country so much, and betrayed everything, all because of this love. Sneha was THAT girl. A British Pakistani by birth, but a complete aloo paratha for breakfast type of desi by heart. She loved, and was absolutely pagal for her country. Lekin, what happens when she goes to India for a school exchange year, and that too willingly? Not only will she betray her fellow schoolmates by hiding where she's from... but ultimately she'll betray her love for her country... by unexpectedly falling for her neighboring country as well. "Khair, what I'm trying to say is, nafrat thi nafrat. I hated the nation, the people, in no way were we alike, actually, we were more different than alike. We'd always be different. " A story about a girl finding herself in the chaos of the life she's created around her. (And of course, learning to be SLIGHTLY less racist..)

YOU CAN NOW LISTEN TO THE HINDI AUDIOBOOK, just on Audible! [ FEATURED ON WATTPAD INDIA'S JANUARY 2020 READING LIST: TEEN FICTION] A typical Indian family. A bit conservative, quite pushy and forcefully loving. And in the middle of that sits Shweta. She's a spunky eighteen year old with a mind of her own and a sassy mouth to match. She's got her own views about her life and doesn't hesitate letting other people know about it. Only it doesn't often bode well for her. This time, Shweta's really done it. She's falling for a person who she knows her strict family will absolutely not approve. If that wasn't enough, her period's gone missing. What happens when Shweta tells her mother the truth? Drama, of course. Only she hadn't expected things to fall apart as drastically as they do. Join Shweta as she tries to brush off the shaming, keep her head high and try to find a place for herself in the sometimes judgy and rigid world. Will she succeed? Or will she bow her head and allow society to bend her into shape like countless before her? A coming-of-age story. [WORD COUNT: 51,000 WORDS] COMPLETED.

I am writing an book on this so in the book you will discover the stories like origination, migration, sci - fi , psychology, humours, suspense, thriller, etc but with the true facts of history... I hope that you all like and mention your suggestions in comments.

The 2022-2023 Film Journal continues towards the belated finish line with this forty-eight entry, "Polite Society". Here, I give my brief take on this original film and highlight the real ability films have to instill positivity when they are, in fact, made by real people instead of corporate machines.

When Thai transfer student Akin crosses paths with Meher, a stubborn Mumbai girl with a guarded heart, it starts with an accidental kiss in the college library-and spirals into a whirlwind of late-night cafés, broken Hindi, unspoken pain, and slow-burning desire. But some love stories aren't meant to last forever. As cultures clash and hearts collide, Meher must learn that the most unforgettable people are sometimes the ones just passing through. A story about laughter, loss, language barriers, and the kind of love that leaves a mark long after it's gone.