The Sorry Book | Niraj Mittal

In the heart of Mehsana, amidst the tranquil ambience of the Mahadev temple, unfolds a tale of love, redemption, and the enduring power of human connection.

Memories intertwine with the present as Bholu and Paridhi grow up, experiencing moments dripping with innocence, friendship, love, bravery, and often the antitheses of these values.

With each step, they navigate the complexities of life, seeking to escape the regrets of their realities, without embracing which it would be impossible to find peace.

Here is a love story that, much like the timeless dance of Shiva, transcends boundaries of morality and immorality, love and hatred, masculine and feminine, dominance and submissiveness, stubbornness and flexibility, vagrancy and domesticity, sexuality and asexuality. It endures through the trials of life, portraying the enduring power of the human spirit.

About the Author 

Born in 1990, Neeraj Mittal’s father jokingly claims that Panauti (misfortune) entered their home with his birth. ‘The Sorry Book’ marks his debut, with aspirations for more to follow. He could not seek Maa Saraswati’s blessings as far as studies are concerned.

He is a college dropout, typical gujju business minded person. Still his father tried to get his studies completed. He also studied in four different colleges within three years of span. First college, B.Sc., for six months… Second college, Mechanical Engineering, for two months… Third college, Computer Engineering, for fifteen days… And in the fourth college, he left home in the morning for classes and in noon Vice Chancellor himself dropped him home from college.

But jokes apart currently he contented life as a super sucessful businessman in Gujarat. When asked about marriage, he jokingly responds, “Are you not enjoying my happiness?”