Entering the real world

‘You Were My Crush Till You Said You Love Me!’ is yet another classic read by Durjoy Dutta, which talks about the protagonist Benoy and his tribulations in the real world. The book will provoke you to think about your relationships. The story forces you to introspect within yourself as it elaborates how every human being has a dark side. And sometimes, this darker side wins and overpowers the veneers of humanity that we try to disguise it with.

What The Story tells us

The author tries to give the message that in order for a long time relationship to work and stay stable, one needs to realise his/her limitations and develop an understanding. The book also throws light upon the unorthodox love between parents and children. The book reinstates the fact that without a family, you are left feeling eternally empty. The novel depicts the transformation of Benoy as he meets Diya who turns him from a reckless man to a responsible and sincere one. The book leaves us enlightened with a lot of meaningful messages, about family, love and life.

About The Author

Durjoy Datta is an Indian author who has also been into Indian television screenwriting as well as an entrepreneur. In 2011, he established Grapevine Publications India. And in 2009, he was the recipient to the Young Achiever award by the Times of India. He has also spoken in several TedX conferences all across India. His books have managed to catch the attention of millions of youngsters across the country.

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About the Author

The book is written by Durjoy Datta, known for his bestselling works since 2008. He has created two TV programs for the youth called Sadda Haq on Channel V and Ek Veer Ki Ardaas…Veera on Star Plus. He has co-founded Grapevine India Publishers that promote young and new writers. He started writing from his college days and has written 9 books, all of which are bestsellers. Some of his books are of Course I Love You, Now that You are Rich, She Broke Up I Didn’t and If It’s Not Forever. This book is co-authored by Orvana Ghai and this is her first book as a writer.