Kushal Singh

Aditya Sharma is a shy, introverted young man who finds himself navigating life in a new city, burdened by academic pressures, financial struggles, and a deep sense of isolation. Living as a tenant, his world revolves around his routine and unexpressed dreams of becoming a writer. Life takes a turn when he meets Ahana, a lively, compassionate girl who moves into the same building. Their friendship grows slowly, with mutual respect and trust becoming the foundation of their bond.

Despite Aditya’s reserved nature, Ahana draws him out of his shell, and together they share moments of laughter, silent support, and a budding connection that neither fully acknowledges. As time passes, their relationship deepens in ways they never expected. From quiet terrace conversations to shared dreams, Ahana becomes Aditya’s light, while he offers her strength during moments of sorrow and loneliness.

However, life has its own plans. When Ahana is presented with an incredible opportunity to chase her dreams abroad, their paths seem destined to diverge. Though their connection remains unspoken, both struggle with feelings they are too afraid to confront. orn between her future and the bond they’ve built, Ahana leaves, and their paths diverge, seemingly forever.

Years pass without contact until fate brings them back together in a twist neither saw coming, where unfinished stories demand a final chapter—one that only destiny can write.

The Moonlight Smile that Stole my Heart

 Two months had passed, and Aditya and Ahana hadn’t spoken a word to each other. An accident had caused Aditya to lose his phone, and with it, Ahana’s number. It seemed like all avenues to stay in touch were now closed. 


Aditya's life had settled into a simple routine: from home to the café and back home again. He often stayed late at the café, sometimes until 11:30 p.m. or later. It wasn’t that he was unhappy—he had come to terms with being alone once more. Each night after the café closed, or whenever it was empty, Aditya would write something in his diary. 


One evening, as Aditya was working at the café, a group of 7-8 boys and girls from a nearby coaching centre came in. They were regulars during the lunch break, but today, they arrived ten minutes early. 


Aditya: (teasingly) What’s up with you all? Bunking class to come here early? 


Karthik: Yup, but we’ve got a reason. 


Glory & Fame Awaits Aditya?