Sameeksha Manerkar

Discover why Deblina Bhattacharyya’s This Thing Called Love is the slow burn, clean romance bestseller everyone is raving about in 2025.
In my latest blog, I dive into This Thing Called Love by Deblina Bhattacharyya—a heartwarming story that explores forced marriage, emotional healing, and cross-cultural dynamics through the lens of two beautifully flawed characters, Deven and Amaira.

It’s a slow-burn, character-driven romance that reminds us how powerful quiet love can be—and why sometimes, book boyfriends raise the bar a little too high.

Aryan Khan makes a bold OTT debut with Ba**ds of Bollywood* on Netflix. Here’s a spoiler-free review of the 7-episode satire packed with gossip, cameos & drama.

What happens when Monica, Joey, Chandler, Phoebe, Ross, and Rachel organize my messy bookshelf? Chaos, laughter, and the quirkiest book arrangement ever.

“Not all heroes wear capes. Some carry calm, love, and strength that save us every day. This heartfelt letter to my mom, my Superwoman, is a tribute to the quiet heroics of mothers everywhere. Warning: it might make you cry.”

An exclusive interview with Romila, the multi-hyphenate author, poet, blogger, editor, and Unicorn Magazine founder. Discover her journey, creative process, resilience, and quirky side.

Shilpa Suraj’s Born in Sin, the third book in The Phoenix series, brings Virat Jha’s elusive character into the spotlight. With themes of identity, trauma, and friendship, this emotional romance asks: can love and truth survive the weight of secrets?

I Choose to Begin Again by Shreya MS is a novella that feels like it deserves novel-length treatment. With its rustic village charm, chai-like conversations, and a twist-filled plot, it delivers a cozy yet intriguing reading experience. Perfect for readers looking for a refreshing weekend escape.

In this exclusive interview, author Richa Telang opens up about her journey from blogging short stories to publishing A Bit of Both and A Place in This World. She shares how the pandemic inspired her to explore love, grief, resilience, and hope through authentic storytelling.

Looking for a fun desi rom-com with fake dating, best friends to lovers, and family drama? Read my review of Oops I Fake Dated My Boyfriend by Neha Chenani Khanagwal – a heartwarming romance filled with banter, chemistry, and relatable Indian family moments.

Guest Post: Written for the prompt “A Story That Found Me When I Was Lost,” Dr. Neha Tekwani shares her deeply personal journey of illness, bullying, and resilience, and how her debut book My Innocent Love resurrected her voice, purpose, and faith in humanity.