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For A to Z challenge this year, I have chosen to feature the “Authors of Razzmatazz” as it has always been a desire to not just interview the authors on my YouTube channel but also write about them. The idea is to feature as many authors I can, however, it won’t be possible to include them all. You can watch all the 100 episodes on my channel anytime.
“Razzmatazz with Rashi” is a YouTube show that gives a platform to the authors to introduce their books and share their writing journey. A book is a dream and on this platform we celebrate that journey of hard work and dedication. The show is the winner of the Global Book Community Awards 2020. It has become a trusted platform for authors and running successfully with four seasons and more than hundred episodes so far.
In today’s post we have Hema Bisht
Hema was featured on Razzmatazz in more than one season and every time with a new book. It is always a pleasure to have her on the show and you can watch the casual chit chat we had. You will find the links to her books and social media in the description of the video.
About the Author
Hema Bisht was brought up in Lucknow and is now living in Melbourne. After completing her MCA she worked as a software engineer in India and abroad. She says, “Whatever I have, I have got from this world and from you. I can say more that my writing it is a means for me to understand myself and the world.” She is active on her blog realizationblog.wordpress.com and says that if you have any suggestions, mail can be sent to: hemwins@gmail.com
About the Books
‘Tum Tak’
This is a happy story of two hearts smoldering on the slow flame of long-distance romantic relationship during college and hostel days. This book will once again rekindle the yearning of love in your heart. Let’s fall in love again. It will take maximum time of 180 minutes to read this book completely. It can be the best companion for your flight, train and road journeys. Perfect to read while traveling. Some moments filled with love in the book will touch you like a juicy rasgulla placed in your mouth, and sometimes like Motichoor’s laddoos, before reaching your mouth, they will be scattered in your hands and you will get a sweet regret. The author claims that this book is a cry for love that if you hold on to it, you will not be disappointed.
‘Sambhal Ae Dil’
This book is a small circus of how online flirting can lead to offline life. Sudha looked at Madhu with sharp eyes and said- “I wanted to meet the girl who wants to take my place in Sameer’s life.” Madhu bluntly said- “Love is love. Be it before marriage or after marriage. Love is a feeling, it cannot be bound by rules. Rules are meant to bind human activities. You have used the rule of marriage. Tied up Sameer’s body, but no rule of society can stop him from feeling. Do you love Sameer? Do you want to see him happy, don’t you? He remains happy because of me Sudha. Be thankful. Instead of attitude show some gratitude.”
Sameer is hating Sudha for this duplicity. On one side she says she loves me and on the other side my happiness is not visible to her. Will Sameer return to Sudha?
If you have read any of these books or have watched the episode on my channel, don’t forget to comment below.
Stay tuned for the next lovely author.
This post is a part of #BlogchatterA2Z 2023.
I had seen Hema’s interview in the last season and loved her personality and what she had read out. She seemed like such a fun loving person!
Absolutely! She’s a lovely person and a fantastic author too 🙂