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One night. One phone call. One word that changed everything.
Samrat is just another college boy—average grades, deep friendships, a little bit of charm, and a heart that dreams of love. But when a spur-of-the-moment confession sparks a chain of unexpected consequences, his world begins to unravel. From the thrill of a “yes” to the ache of silence, from inside jokes in hostel rooms to heartbreak in canteens, Samrat’s journey is as real as your own memories of youth.
Set against the vibrant, chaotic backdrop of college life in India, Samarat: The Namesake Prince is a raw and heartfelt coming-of-age tale about first love, friendship, betrayal, and emotional survival. As Samrat navigates the fragile lines between loyalty and longing, and between who he is and who he’s expected to be, he’s forced to answer a question none of us escape:
What does it truly mean to grow up?
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Nikhil Bhoskar
Nikhil Bhoskar is a storyteller at heart, driven by the quiet storms of human emotion and the chaos of youth. The Namesake Prince is his debut novel—a deeply personal reflection on love, friendship, and the fragile beauty of growing up. When he’s not writing, Nikhil finds inspiration in long conversations, old college memories, and observing the untold stories around him.
