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Anuj Tiwari

Category Romance
Pages 198 Pages
Edition 1
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9788129131072

Rs. 472

Rupa Publications India

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Anuj Tiwari

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IT HAD TO BE YOU

IT HAD TO BE YOU

What if you don't get what you want from your life? Do you learn to live life with its terms and conditions? Anuj, a young professional, is just getting by from day to day when the beautiful and vivacious Pakhi walks into his life and turns it upside down. Love blossoms and Anuj is convinced that she is the one for him. But when all is going well Pakhi leaves unexpectedly, and shatters Anuj's faith in love and happy endings. To shake off his depression and restart his life, he heads to Mumbai where he meets new people-the stunning Meera, rom-com specialist Vishal, the man of reasons, Rahim Chacha, and the lovely Anushka. With their help, he begins to put his past behind, but Fate intervenes. Will Anuj be able to find the answers he desperately seeks and finally find closure? Or does life have other plans? It Had to Be Youis a story that, in its simplicity, shows us the importance of love, life, family and friendship.

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Category Romance
ISBN 9788129131072
Pages 198 Pages
Edition 1
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000347355

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