Fictional tales are inspired by real life events: Ajitabh Bose

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, Oct 4: In reply to a reader�s query of his stories being based on love relations, popular English author and city lad Ajitabh Bose observed, �The Indian publishing industry has fanned out appreciably in the past decade resulting in the emergence of quite a few new writers. Most of the stories are based on love relations as these are eagerly subscribed by readers. All fictional tales are generally based on real life events that the authors experience and build on. Every person has a story to tell and this is composed as a story.�

Ajitabh�s latest offering, �Until We Meet Again,� was launched today at a popular Bistupur hotel. The author stated that he tried to use newer techniques in his compositions. On his new book, �Until We Meet Again,� Ajitabh said that this is a tale of love through generations. �I have tried to project love through the new experiment based on reincarnation of love through ages. The heroine, Shivangi, has many reincarnations and takes birth in each life in different regions of the country where she is subjected to be in the midst of evil practices of the community. It is like we script our own tales. In this case the Creator sends the Hero Karan to the regions where Shivangi is reincarnated. The regions discussed in this novel include the Kashmir issue as also Punjab, Bengal, Bihar, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh regions. The cover page is designed courtesy popular web series actors Ayush Mehra and Barkha Singh. May be, in future celebrities will pose for the cover of novels,� said Ajitabh Ghosh.

The young author who was born in Jamshedpur had his primary education in Gulmohur High School. He holds the national record for coming out with the Smallest Love Story Book. This is his sixth book of fiction. Some web series producers are in talks with Ajitabh for making �Until We Meet Again� into another such series.

The book launch was organized Arthur Inc Publication, The host caf� and Kalpvriksh Foundation. The elite audience included RJs Prasun, Abhay and Raj as also Tarak Nath Das, Tarun Kumar, Aruna Bose and others. The program was anchored by Divya Agrawal. Senior journalist Antara Bose presented a brief on the journey of author Ajitabh Bose.