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Whom would you recommend your book to?

The book is written for founders, executives, and employees of startups, especially those at the early stages of their venture.

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What draws you to a particular genre?

Over the years, my reading preferences have naturally varied across different genres. At times, I’ve been drawn to the suspense and thrills of writers like Agatha Christie and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, while at other times, the wit and lightheartedness of PG Wodehouse has brought me great joy.

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How do you handle literary criticism?

When I began writing, it used to affect me considerably.

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How do you manage your studies when you are writing?

We never really had to balance studies and writing as such. When we wrote, we never thought
about studying and both of us happen to write pretty fast once we get to it.

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Which are your favourite authors and books?

I’m a voracious reader. I love the fantasy genre, in which JRR Tolkien, Terry Pratchett, and
Christopher Paolini are my favourites. Additionally,

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‘Forbidden’ is an interesting title. How is it connected to the character in the story?

The book is about a relationship outside marriage, which is Forbidden.

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What inspired you to write ‘In the Corridors of the Coaching Capital’?

A number of factors have consciously or unconsciously shaped the narrative that finally
concluded in the form of this book.

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What’s the idea behind the title of your upcoming book?

I wrote the book with the intention of sharing my life experiences to spread a positive
message.

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What makes this book unique and what kind of readership it targets?

What makes this book unique is its richness in ‘flavour’ – no pun intended!

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