One fine Saturday morning on the 19th of March, 2008, while I was whiling was the hours idling, my little pea sized brain sparked an idea, an idea which would later take the shape of my debut book.

I kept shredding pages after pages, preparing drafts after drafts and showering on my friends the filthiest of Hindi abuses until the end of October when I finally decided on the final storyline. It wasn’t the end.

Agra’s chilling winter arrived and with it came my first rejection. It was expected since I didn’t have a Bhagat, a Desai or a Rushdie for my surname. It was then I knocked at the doors of Srishti Publishers and Distributors, New Delhi..and to my utter surprise, the response was quick. Super-quick. Three days later it was a nod. A momentous occasion for me.

In the summer of 2009, after a few final hiccups, I finally wrapped up the book. It was exhilarating. I was upbeat after a tough year. On the 17th of May, 2010 ‘The Journey Of Rock’ was released. I was elated.

Now, I want to thank all my friends and well wishers who have been with me through the toughest of times and kept me motivated. All I know is that, ” It’s better to burn out than to fade away”. \m/ Keep Rocking Guys.

And 17th May is the day I was waiting for all this time…and the best part, the date coincides with the birthdays of both my Publication as well as my Publishing Manager. Many thanks to him for guiding me and giving me this opportunity.

Not much to write after a hectic day…Go Grab A Copy and complete ‘The Journey Of Rock’. Ah! Don’t Forget to go through the BLURB

Having failed to woo his lady love, crack all India exams and realize his only dream of becoming a rock singer, Samarth Dasgupta starts believing that he’s a loser, until he joins a nerdy engineering college. What happens in the aftermath?

How does Jerry help him? Can Armaan, with his uncanny ability to sniff out dangers save him? Who’s the mysterious blue-eyed Sardar? How do dreams and instincts affect their lives? Is it better to burn out than to fade away?

Join him as he travels from one part of the country to another in search of love, hope and passion.

Thanks to Sujoy Roy, Mrs. Deepa Sadula and Mr. Sourav Y for helping me. It was an enriching experience working with them. It came at a cost though. I lost my humor somewhere and I desperately want it back.

This is what I was waiting for all these days. It couldn’t have been better. Oh! I’m loving every moment. The book will tentatively be released either in June or July. I’ve also started working on my second script. But guys, just remember one thing, Don’t Judge A Book By Its Cover. You never know what lies inside it. Love you all. Good Day!

The release date will be announced shortly and I’m happy that the wait will finally be over. I want to thank all the readers of this blog. More updates soon! Wish you all a happy read!

Sir Bodu has this unique way of teaching. I named the method: Sexually Guitaring and Stringing (SGS). The essence of this method are the three G-Factors. The G-Spot, The G-String/Chord and the G-Force.

1. Stimulate the G-Spot: The sound hole to be precise.

2. Strum the G-Chord: Not the thong off course.

3. Strum hard with G-Force.

Thanks to the G-Factors that I’ve made some headway in learning the G-uitar!