name: Rahul Saini
genres: Young Adult, Romance, Humor and Comedy
avg_rating: 3.45
ratings_count: 2074
about: Rahul Saini is the bestselling author of seven hugely popular books – Those small Lil’ Things, Just like in the Movies, The Orange Hangover, Paperback Dreams, Just For You and most recently, Love to Hurt You and The Part I Left With You. His book, Paperback Dreams, created a lot of buzz and raised many questions about the current scenario of the publishing industry in India. All his books have featured in various bestselling lists across the nation.His books have strong comic tones and present the up-beat stories that portray the fun loving, free spirited and the outgoing character of today’s youth. Apart from being light entertainers, his books carry relevant social messages. His first book has also beentranslated into Hindi which won the Rahul Saini is the bestselling author of seven hugely popular books – Those small Lil’ Things, Just like in the Movies, The Orange Hangover, Paperback Dreams, Just For You and most recently, Love to Hurt You and The Part I Left With You. His book, Paperback Dreams, created a lot of buzz and raised many questions about the current scenario of the publishing industry in India. All his books have featured in various bestselling lists across the nation.His books have strong comic tones and present the up-beat stories that portray the fun loving, free spirited and the outgoing character of today’s youth. Apart from being light entertainers, his books carry relevant social messages. His first book has also beentranslated into Hindi which won the award for the best translation by the Federation ofIndian Printers and Publishers. Trained as an architect from Sushant School of Art andArchitecture, Gurgaon, apart from being a novelist, he is a keen photographer and an artist and has had successful art shows. He is into film making and script writing as well.Currently he is working as a visiting faculty member for an art and design program at aprestigious university in India. ...more