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Let’s rant about some of my feelings here for a moment 
          
          Some of my friends once told me that I don’t pray properly. That I don’t sit with mantras every day, don’t do proper puja regularly, and yet I still keep asking Krishna for things whenever I’m sad or struggling.
          
          And maybe they don’t understand why.
          
          Because my relationship with Shri Krishna has never felt distant or formal to me. I never saw him as someone I should only approach through perfect rituals and perfect words. To me, he has always felt like home. Like a best friend I can run to without explaining myself first.
          
          When I’m overwhelmed, I talk to him.
          When I’m angry, I complain to him.
          When I’m hurt, I cry in front of him silently at night.
          And when nobody understands what’s happening inside my heart, I still feel like he does.
          
          Maybe I don’t know every mantra.
          Maybe I miss prayers sometimes.
          Maybe my devotion looks incomplete in people’s eyes.
          
          But love isn’t always loud and perfect. Sometimes devotion exists quietly — in trust, in comfort, in speaking to him in your mind throughout the day, in remembering him during your hardest moments.
          
          I don’t think Krishna only listens to those who worship perfectly. I think he listens to hearts that are honest. And even if my way of loving him is imperfect, it is still real.
          
          At the end of the day, everyone has their own way of reaching God.
          And I believe Krishna understands every unspoken feeling we cannot put into prayers properly ✨

When the Flute Called Her Name was the first story I ever wrote with my whole heart 
          It was a story filled with destiny, emotions, chaos, love, pain, and the strange way souls find each other despite everything standing in their path. I never imagined so many readers would connect with it so deeply and give those characters so much love.
          
          And now, with The Sister Who Was Never Written, I feel like I’ve started a second journey with all of you ✨
          This story is softer in some places, heavier in others, and filled with emotions that are difficult to explain but easy to feel. It speaks about being forgotten, misunderstood, unseen — and still searching for where you truly belong.
          
          Both of these books are very different from each other, but they carry one thing in common: emotions.
          Every chapter I write comes from imagination, feelings, and moments I want readers to experience alongside the characters.
          
          I’m still learning as a writer, still growing with every story and every chapter, but seeing people wait for updates, create theories, love the characters, and feel connected to these worlds honestly means more to me than words can explain.
          
          Thank you for supporting both of my stories and becoming part of these journeys with me ✨

When the Flute Called Her Name was the first story I ever wrote with my whole heart 
          It was a story filled with destiny, emotions, chaos, love, pain, and the strange way souls find each other despite everything standing in their path. I never imagined so many readers would connect with it so deeply and give those characters so much love.
          
          And now, with The Sister Who Was Never Written, I feel like I’ve started a second journey with all of you ✨
          This story is softer in some places, heavier in others, and filled with emotions that are difficult to explain but easy to feel. It speaks about being forgotten, misunderstood, unseen — and still searching for where you truly belong.
          
          Both of these books are very different from each other, but they carry one thing in common: emotions.
          Every chapter I write comes from imagination, feelings, and moments I want readers to experience alongside the characters.
          
          I’m still learning as a writer, still growing with every story and every chapter, but seeing people wait for updates, create theories, love the characters, and feel connected to these worlds honestly means more to me than words can explain.
          
          Thank you for supporting both of my stories and becoming part of these journeys with me ✨

Author can you keep Alia Bhatt as Sathyabama sister please please please

Author can you name your next female lead as Himani please please please

I have written this story with a focus on “earning love” — a love that is not rushed or purely romantic in a worldly sense, but one that grows through devotion, patience, and emotional purity. The heart of this narrative is meant to reflect something sacred, where love is felt more deeply in silence, faith, and connection rather than in conventional expressions of romance.
          
          Since this is a story inspired by Lord Krishna, I have been especially mindful of how I portray love and relationships within it. I have tried to keep the essence close to devotion — where love is not just attraction, but surrender, trust, and a spiritual bond that feels timeless. Because of that, I have kept the romantic elements subtle and restrained, allowing the emotion to stay pure rather than becoming typical or overly expressive.
          
          As a new author, I am still learning and also carrying a sense of respect and caution while writing something so deeply rooted in divinity and faith. My intention has always been to preserve the sanctity of that connection and present love in its most innocent, soulful form — something closer to devotion than to ordinary romance.

I really get why everyone is hoping for Krishna and Arohi’s marriage, and honestly it means a lot to see you all so connected to them.
          
          But to be very honest… I’m still writing their journey and even I don’t fully know where it’s going to end yet. I’m just going with the flow of their story as it unfolds.
          
          So right now, I can’t promise what will happen between them. Let’s just see where their path takes them 

Dear Readers,
          
          I am currently in the process of writing this book, and I kindly ask for your patience and support as the story continues to unfold. As a new author, I am still learning and shaping my voice, and every chapter is a step forward in that journey.
          
          Your thoughts mean a great deal to me. I would truly appreciate it if you could share what you find most interesting in the story so far—whether it is a character, a moment, or a particular twist. Your feedback will help me understand what connects with you as readers.
          
          Also, I would love your participation in deciding the direction of the story. Please feel free to vote or suggest what you would like to see next. Your involvement makes this journey even more meaningful.
          
          Thank you for reading and supporting my work.