Best Hindi Romance Books to Spice up Your Bookshelf
Reading books relaxes the mind and helps the brain learn many new words. In such a situation, the Best HINDI Romantic Novels given here will give you peace and pleasure. Many of these books contain stories which somehow connect you with your life, which you should definitely read. You can also gift this book to someone special who has interest in reading books.
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Vrinda Tulsi by Manglesh Mangli:
A terrific romance novel in Hindi, narrated in the crossroads of two timelines with same characters who defy all the societal rationale as and when they defend their love with total conviction. Written by Manglesh Mangli, the writer from Punjab, the novel’s story is placed in North India, with Kabir and Tulsi as lead characters. They separate but the promise to live together forever brings back Tulsi back…however as a Vrinda in rebirth. Author’s poetic prose connects the dots from past to present and nudges the story to its full tempo of emotions, melancholy, romance, bliss of youth, and tragedies. A solid and well-written romance with many entertaining aspects!
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Devangana by Acharya Chatursen:
It is based on the events of the last phase of the 12th century. At this time, Vikramshila-Udantpuri-Vajrasana and Nalanda University were becoming the centers of Vajrayana and Sahajayana sects and due to their influence Indian Hindus, Shaivas and Shaktas were also getting trapped in the left path. In this way, unrighteousness in the name of religion and immorality in the name of policy prevailed. This novel is the story of the rebellion of Divodas, a Buddhist monk who stands up against the atrocities committed in the name of religion. Calling him mad, he is thrown into prison. He exposes the atrocities committed in the name of religion through Devadasis and servants. He fell in love with one of the Devadasis. The monk goes transcends all barriers to reciprocate his love for the Devadasi while being on the path of the Dharma. A terrific love story amidst the chaotic pell-mell of atrocities.
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Sanyog by Yash Yadav:
This novel Sanyog is based on a true love story. Yash is a village boy with many hopes and dreams to become successful, so that he can make a better home for his parents. In the hope of earning good load of money he goes to the city of dreams Mumbai, but later he realizes that it’s not easy to earn anything in a new city. Then he meets a merchant guy who helps him understand how he can work. He gets a job and starts earning good money. He makes a good friend there, who later helps him in getting a better position in a different city. There Yash sees a girl in a temple and falls in love with her at first sight.
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Tuhara Saath Hi Shashvath Hai by Satyendra Singh Apurna:
Satya is a riveting Hindi romance novel, written by Satyendra Singh Apurna. The tagline of the novel means ‘your company is incredibly reliable and true’ (Tuhara Saath Hi Shashvath Hai). The novel is purely back dropped against the college campus. Shobha initially has tough days in the college from teachers and a few seniors. To her rescue when Satya intervenes, she learns a lot about acceptance and loss in life from him. There is some dark yet mysterious aura around Satya. Why is he so weird and different and afraid of love? Why did he protect Shobha from many and what sort of inspiration he lays out for her? What happens to Satya in the end? Did their love story see happy days or succumb to the dark tricks of time and fate?
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Bedard Ashiq by Ravi Singh:
The story revolves around the protagonists: Ankita and Ravi. They both are strangers. The story start in the cafe name “life restart cafe “where a girl name ISHITA have narrated a speech on women’s which is interrupted by Ravi (THE BEDARD ASHIQ). There onwards Ishita and Ravi met and slowly become friends then Ishita ask Ravi to tell his whole story from a normal guy to turning as Bedard Ashiq. Then he shares everything about how he met Ankita. How they fell in love, how they separate. The book parts with a tragic ending.
