Rahul Saini

Rahul Saini was born on 8th of May in the year 1983 is an author of contemporary fiction from India. The concept of his books shows the character of today’s young generation. Currently, he is 33 years of age. His books have beat stories and strong comic tones. His genre is Humor and Fiction. He also has his website named “www.rahulsaini.com.” His first book name was “Those Small Lil Things in Life and Love” got published in the year 2008. It was appreciated and loved by the audiences. It was one of the bestselling books in India and has made it to many Bestsellers’ lists.

According to Rahul Saini, the youth of today’s world need that kind of stories to which they can relate themselves or fast paced stories. Apart from being a writer, he is also an Architect and a lecturer. Many T.V. shows and movies have references in his novels. “Paperback Dreams” was his fourth book which got surrounded by many controversies when it was published. It was called as “casting couch for the publishing industry.”

Rahul Saini avoids writing on themes like sleaze or sex, as he wants to broaden his works’ appeal. With Penguin India, Rahul Saini has signed a contract for two books. The title of the first book is “Paperback Dreams.” Rahul Saini was born in Jalandhar which is a city in Punjab, India. All these things drove him to write. He has completed his degree of graduation in Architecture. He started writing novels, as soon as he completed his graduation. Everything around him and his surroundings are his inspiration. He spent his initial days of childhood in Jalandhar only.

He was passionate about drama, literature, and films since his childhood. While Traveling, Rahul is the most creative writer. His first book was a huge success in India within months after its publishing. He became one of the top-selling authors in India. According to him, if anyone fails to be a good human being, then that person is failed in everything.

Rahul Saini has written many novels like Just like the Movie which was released in the year 2010, The Orange Hangover in the year 2012, Those Small Lil’ Things in the year 2008, Just for You in the year 2014, Paperback Dreams in the year 2013, and much more.