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Myera steps onto her college campus ready to embrace new experiences, friendships, and opportunities. She doesn’t expect to meet Nishant—a driven and charismatic young man who quickly becomes her closest friend. What starts as an easy companionship soon deepens into something more.
As they build their futures, life takes them in different directions, testing their relationship with distance and uncertainty. Balancing love, career ambitions, and family expectations isn’t easy, and they must find a way to make it work without giving up on their dreams.
Can Myera and Nishant prove that love isn’t about choosing one path over another but growing together, even when miles apart?
Kissakoi is a heartfelt story of love, ambition, and the journey to finding balance between passion and practicality.
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Aakriti Gupta
Aakriti Gupta was born and brought up in Bhopal, the picturesque City of Lakes in Madhya Pradesh. From an early age, she displayed a keen intellect and a strong academic inclination. She completed her schooling at Kendriya Vidyalaya in Bhopal, where she consistently excelled in her studies.
Beyond academics, Aakriti was an enthusiastic participant in extracurricular activities. A natural orator, she actively engaged in debates, skits, and anchoring for school and family events. She also has a deep passion for singing, dancing, reading, and writing, which shaped her creative expression from a young age.
Her dedication to learning led her to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Technology in Electrical Engineering from the prestigious National Institute of Technology (NIT), Bhopal—one of India’s premier institutions for technical education.
She worked with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), one of India’s few Maharatna Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), for six years across multiple locations, including Indore and Jaipur, gaining valuable corporate experience.
However, driven by an unwavering passion for writing, Aakriti eventually decided to step away from her corporate responsibilities to follow her dream and embarked on a new journey as an author, marking the beginning of her literary career with this book.
