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How much should you know about a person to do PR for them?
My friend never talks about his first love.
No one knows he drinks alcohol.
Almost no one knows I’m writing this book.
You may wonder why people hide things.
I want to be seen in a certain way.
I work for that image.
I am the PR of myself.
And when image matters too much, people hire PR to protect it.
In the village of Ananthanagar, Sitaram is the most powerful person— not because he is scary, nor because people like him too much, but for convenience. People do not want to disturb the power hierarchy of the village.
Three unemployed, mad-confident youths have a dream—to open a dhaba (a small hotel). With no investment, they take a different route: selling people’s secrets to some, and promising an image to others.
The boys gain respect.
They get the dhaba.
They become a tool—one that can create an image or collapse it.
But what made this tool stop working suddenly?
What happens when three boys dare to say,
“We won’t do this anymore,” in front of an entire village
A fun coming-of-age journey with something waiting at every turn. Ready for the ride?
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Satya Vardhan
Satya Vardhan is working as an engineer. But becoming an author has been his childhood dream. He realized that the desire to write had never left him. PR boys is his debut novel. He hopes to write many more novels across different genres in the future.
