Nikhil, unable to forget his girlfriend, is wandering on the roads of Delhi, in this cold dark night, when he receives a voice message from his best friend, Vinay. Vinay says he is waiting for him. Someone else is waiting for him. Who? He would know later.
Tarang Sinha is a bilingual writer, translator (Ramrajya by Ashutosh Rana; Don't You Quit, published by Westland Books; Sardar: The Game Changer by Geeta Manek) and a self-taught painter. Her articles and stories have been published in Juggernaut Books, Good Housekeeping India, Child India, The Hindu, Woman’s Era and New Woman. She writes for a popular radio show 'Yaadon Ka Idiot Box' (with Neelesh Misra).
She is the author of 'We Will Meet Again'. She blogs @ tarangsinha.blogspot.com
Unrequited love is painful. People fall in love all the time but the same is not reciprocated most of the times. Many reasons may be there but the real problem starts when nice people fall for someone bad.
Nikhil got a call from his friend after midnight to meet him. When he reaches his society, he meets a girl who lives in the same society. Incidentally they are trapped in the lift and develop a bond.
The story is sweet and cute though a bit sad. It can be my fantasy too to be trapped in the lift with a beautiful girl. 4/5