The Mystery of Narayanapur Revealed: A College Girl at the Center of an Interfaith Struggle and Bank Heist
1.What motivated you to write this specific novel, and how did the plot develop?
The idea actually originated with the Hindi television series "24," which was adapted from the same-titled American series by Anil Kapoor! However, the narrative appears to be extremely American. not indigenous... Therefore I began writing a 24-hour native story.
- Could you elaborate on your writing process? Do you have any special rituals or a set schedule that you follow to help you enter the creative flow?
No... It's all in the mind... I can picture the story. Construct scenarios and characters.
I only compose one complete episode at a time, until I think everything is nicely blended. In addition, I was quite indolent! If not, it will only require three yearbook tenure
- Your book's characters are incredibly unique and unforgettable. Did they come from your imagination alone, or are they based on real people?
No... They are not separate... The characters have a strong native accent. as though you've seen them on a daily basis... In addition, I've seen some utilized their conduct... and I simply placed my characters in various situations!
- Your book explores [a particular topic or problem]. What inspired you to investigate this issue, and what ideas or conversations do you want readers to have after reading your writing?
Look, from my vantage point, the truth seems elusive! while tales that purport to be true—not just about today or yesterday, but about the entirety of human history— All we heard were stories. and in between these stories is where the truth is hiding!
Similar to that, a conflict of narratives exists here as well. Thus, readers have the burden of determining the truth between stories!
- The world-building in your book is very detailed and captivating. What steps did you take to create the environment, and were there any historical events or real-world locales that you found inspiring?
It's all about narratives, as I mentioned previously. Our characters frequently bring up historical events in order to reinforce the narratives. Additionally, the setting of our story is Narayanapura. That ends up being important to the plot as well. The entire atom behaves as a catalyst.
- As a writer, how do you strike a compromise between the genre's expectations and the requirement for originality? Did you face any difficulties interpreting well-known components in your own way?
I believe that for the story to flow. I develop a character. and put them in a scenario, then allow the characters to act out their parts! It seems like that's how original and distinctive stories are made. You only need to develop scenarios and characters; writing a plot is not necessary.
- The story's well-crafted pacing keeps readers interested from beginning to end. Could you describe how you keep the story moving forward and keeping tension high?
Keeping the suspense in thrillers is essential. This is how it operates. Despite the fact that it's a social novel. Luckily, I've selected a situation where tension is evident by nature.
Imagine a civilization that is on the verge of a communal riot, and you bear the burden of either averting the disaster or guiding it through.
- How do you see the function of conventional storytelling changing in the age of swiftly changing media and reader preferences? How do you modify your writing to appeal to modern audiences?
It all comes down to the caliber of your writing and the way you deliver it. It doesn't really matter if it's traditional or contemporary as long as you can hold the attention of your audience and keep them riveted.
Thank goodness, people who have read my story think it's good enough.
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