Books by Chirag Gupta

Okay, so imagine this: Four teenagers. Ordinary? Yeah, absolutely. Four teenagers with four stories; their own individual lives. Ordinary? Of course! How about...the fact that they're all best friends. Is that fine with you? Hm. Then, which secret was 'Divulged'? - hold on, this is going nowhere. So let me rephrase this. There are four teenagers, all of them being best friends for nine years. Good so far? They've all got secrets. Like everybody. All of those secrets are closely related - sewn together by the same thread. Well, maybe this is starting to get a little weird... Meet Skylar Montez, a sarcastic fourteen-year-old orphan, trying to survive freshman year in high school. But it's not going to be that hard, now is it? Not when you've got three other best friends. Introducing Rukayah Lawrence. She's fifteen, and she's a complete nerd. Oh, and don't forget the animal lover part. She, as all nerds should be, is super smart. Especially when she's being compared to her twin brother in the family. Jordan Lawrence, your typical guy friend; equally amazing at school and sports. Kind. Funny. But not like Luke Geller. He's actually your typical jock - but he's not as shallow. He's kind and funny too and is popular throughout the school for his wit, not his brains- wait, he has brains? Someone tried to destroy them. When a store exploded, only three of them made it out. As for the fourth...who knows? And why did this happen?

This story is about a boy named Sumair who lived with his parents in New Delhi. His father was a successful businessman and mother was a successful, well-known social worker. Sumair was a very kind-hearted, simple, emotional and down-to-earth person. He met a boy named Ayaan who also lived in New Delhi with his family; his father was uneducated, rude and selfish kind of a person and mother was also of the same nature. So, he was very unhappy with the family. Sumair and Ayaan met each other and became best friends for life. After a few years they became like brothers from another mother. They were living their brotherhood with full joy and fun. A girl named Suhani entered Ayaan's life and they fell in love with each other. All three of them were living their lives happily. Ayaan and Suhani got engaged and Sumair was just waiting for his Ms. Right. They all travelled to many countries and enjoyed their bachelorhood together. Life is life - we plan something, and something else happens. Life gives us surprises by doing something which is against our plans. After a few months, one severe tragedy happened with all of them because of which they all had to go through the worst phase of their life. A tragedy changed their lives forever. To face the situation, they had to do something which was not at all planned. Because of their decision, every relation got a new name. A very big truth/reality was hidden from everyone. The climax of the novel is most unexpected, unbelievable as it will reveal the reality because of which someone will break many hearts and win many others. Someone will sacrifice everything, every relation just for the sake of everyone. Sometimes you get happiness because your love is smiling in front of you. Love is all about giving, not receiving.

The story revolves around a group of six friends who met in college and became friends for life. Soon enough, they meet Arhat and then the story takes their lives to another level where they all go through the ups and downs of life together. The story then centers around Arhat and Kartavya, who met each other incidentally and became best friends. As time passed, they met two sisters Sahana and Aryali and they fell in love with them respectively. The group became bigger as they all became best friends. Slowly, they settled in their respective lives and careers. On a big day, a severe mishap changed their lives forever.This novel is a set of five love stories, which are very well-defined in their own ways. Three big secrets and one letter will leave everyone speechless. This story will redefine the power of love, friendship, and humanity.