Anubhooti

What if the quietest person in the room was the one who felt the most? That question has guided Abhineet Garg through every page he's written, and every silence he's dared to listen to.

A storyteller at heart and a poet in spirit, Abhineet doesn't just write

He captures sensations.

conversations. Glances that speak more than words. Departures that feel like echoes.

With bestselling works like It Was Perfect! and The Puppet Show, he has carved a space where literature meets lived experience, where readers find not just plots, but pieces of themselves. But Anubhooti is something different.

It's not just a book. It's a whisper of ten untold lives. A rust-coloured saree. A question waiting in the reader's own heart. When he began writing Anubhooti, Abhineet didn't set out to impress. He set out to feel. In dhabas, by rivers, at railway stations, in forgotten homes, he imagined stories that already existed in the silences around us. And then, he did something rare. He stepped aside and let them breathe.

If you're holding this book, you're not just holding fiction. You're holding an experience. And Abhineet? He's the hand behind the pen. But more importantly, he's the pause between two emotions, the one that lets you listen, feel, and wonder.

Say hello to him on Instagram @abhinneetgarg or somewhere between two pages, where he's still scribbling dreams. Because for Abhineet, every reader is not an audience. They are a story, waiting to be remembered.