Raaj Kishor
Author | Screenwriter | Storyteller
A Story of Hope, Destiny & Renewed Faith
An ancient prophecy. Immortal angels. A forgotten prison. And an unstoppable force of darkness waiting to rise again.
Daloom (Srishti Vinashak) is an epic Hindi fantasy adventure that blends mythology, suspense, action, and timeless themes of courage, sacrifice, and the eternal battle between good and evil.
About the Author
Bringing Cinematic Imagination to Hindi Literature
Raaj Kishor is a writer from Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, originally born in Siwan, Bihar. While pursuing engineering, he discovered a profound passion for theatre and cinema, inspiring him to move to Mumbai and pursue a career in the film industry.
As a professional Focus Puller, he collaborated with renowned cinematographers on numerous films, web series, music videos, and commercial productions. Working behind the camera allowed him to witness the art of visual storytelling, shaping his imagination and narrative style.
Driven by his love for larger-than-life stories, Raaj ventured into creative writing, where mythology, fantasy, emotion, and cinematic storytelling naturally came together.
Daloom (Srishti Vinashak) is his debut novel—an ambitious fantasy epic that reflects his passion for immersive worlds, unforgettable characters, and visually rich storytelling.
Alongside novel writing, Raaj has written several film scripts that are currently awaiting production. He continues to work on multiple literary and cinematic projects with the vision of contributing meaningful and entertaining stories to Hindi literature and Indian cinema.
About the book
When It’s Meant to Be
When It’s Meant to Be is an entertaining yet meaningful narrative that blends humor, corporate rivalry, and spiritual wisdom into one engaging journey.
At the heart of the story is the amusing rivalry between two quirky corporate leaders. Their clashing egos spark chaos, competition, misunderstandings, and unexpected twists — but also warmth, growth, and laughter.
As events unfold, a deeper spiritual layer quietly guides the narrative:
The Goddess appears as a silent, constant presence.
Lord Shiva emerges as a guiding force — not one who shields us from hardship, but one who walks beside us through it so we can grow.
The lessons in the story are not imposed or preachy. They unfold naturally, just as real-life realizations do.
Other Details
Page Count
291 pages
Publisher
BlueRose Publishers
Publication Date
15 July 2026
Reading Age
13 years and up
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