>(6) What was your favorite book as a child?
--Honestly, when I was a child I don't use to read books.
>(7) What is the best compliment you have received for your writing?
--My one friend in Wattpad literally sent me a gift to house complimenting my writing.
>(8) What was the toughest criticism you received on your works?
--I haven't received any toughest criticism so far.
>(9) Do you have a day job when you are not writing? If so, what do you do?
--I don't have any day job.
>(10) Do you write 'with a plot' or 'whatever comes to mind'?
--I write with a plot.
>Oh great! With that, the rapid-fire is over, let's come back to the actual interview😊
--Yeah! Sure.
>So, For how long have you been writing?
--Apart from Wattpad I am writing for about a year now but in Wattpad for just a few months.
>Oh I see, So do your parents/family members know that you write on Wattpad?
If yes, what do they think about you as a writer?
--No! They don't know about my writing. I just don't want them to.
>That's understandable! Anyways, while writing, do you face 'writer's blocks'?
If yes, how do you handle them?
--Yes! I do face writer block. I just watch and listen to BTS ( a K-pop boy band) and I feel peace and it gives me the motivation to overcome it and I start to write again.
>Music is quite a stress-reliever, Is'nt it? 🙃
--It is...Music is love.
>Indeed! So, What do you like to do when you're not writing? (other than listening to music)
--I read books on Wattpad.
>Oh, I see. By the way, How was the response to the book when you first published it and how did it feel?
--The response was fine. I was overwhelming.
>That must have been a great feeling for a new writer, right?
--Yes! It was a great feeling for me...
>So, among your readers, Who was the most supportive person when you were writing?
--Everyone was and is very supportive so I can't choose a particular reader.
>Which is the hardest character and which scene was the most difficult to write?
--In my book 'Nafrat Aur Pyaar Ka Khel' the flashback part was and is quite difficult for me to write...And character-wise I think Manik's Character.
>Ohh... Dark past, I assume?
--Yeah!
> Knew it! Anyways, while writing, did you ever feel discouraged?
--Yes! I do feel discouraged sometimes.
>How do you cope with it?
--I re-read my book and honestly it helps a lot.
>Oh! the first time of hearing of something like this!
--Yeah! It's just helpful to me.
>Ok, so, do you feel like you're going to write another book?
--Yeah! I am going to write another one which is in the draft already.
>Oh great! All the best!
--Thanks
>Now, bringing this to an end, what are 3 things you would tell a new writer?
--1) Write as much as possible.
2) don't let others discourage you.
3) Write good content.
>Noted with thanks!
With this, our interview comes to an end. I hope you had a good time!
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