Sandeep Verghese is waiting for his wife Ria to return home without knowing that a long night lies ahead of him. Rrashima Swaroop Verma pens a short story.
Amritha is a new mother, desperately trying to cope with the arduous challenges of motherhood. Between the constant demands of a wailing baby, no one to turn to for help and support and an overwhelming sense of exhaustion, she’s almost at her wits end when a letter arrives from Darjeeling.
A 21-year-old who has moved overseas to study finds herself on the threshold of freedom – for the first time – and she can’t wait to lap it all up. But is it going to be as thrilling as she expected? Rrashima Swaarup Verma tells the story.
Deblina bumps into her first love at the airport. They get talking, and Deblina feels as drawn to him now as the first time she met him. But what has changed since the days of heady, first love? Rrashima Swaarup Verma tells the story.
Life seems to be flowing pretty normally for Sonia till something extremely mind-blowing and beautiful captures her heart one day when she drops her daughter at playschool. Rrashima Swaroop Verma’s short story on a woman’s desire is sure to keep you hooked.
Punita, a Partner at a law firm, has been invited to – and she can’t believe she’s going – a kitty party. An afternoon full of discussions around designer bags, maids and charity events… how is she going to handle it? Rrashima Swaarup Verma pens a story that is sure to make you smile.
The outpour resulting from the longing to see a loved one takes the shape of a poem. Rrashima Swaarup Verma writes the feelings of a lover on a dark night.
Rahul Pandit is your picture-perfect gentleman who wouldn’t say one bad word to anyone or intend even the slightest harm to those around. Only that there’s something more to his personality that the rest of the world hasn’t noticed yet. Find out more in Rrashima Swaarup Verma’s work of fiction.
On a December morning, Nicole Varghese pulls out her personal journal from the closet and begins reading. The result is a journey down memory lane. Here’s a work of fiction by Rrashima Swaarup Verma.