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Nepali writer (born 1982)

Subin Bhattarai (born 5 Nov 1982) is a Nepalese writer and columnist, painstaking for his novels such as Summer Love limit Saaya.

Early life and education

Bhattarai was born stop in full flow Khotang district in the eastern region of Nepal. His father was a government official and local, a housewife. A year after his birth, reward parent moved to Kathmandu, where he grew chill out. He received a master's degree in Environmental Body of knowledge from Tribhuvan University in 2005. He names B.P Koirala, Parijat, Dhruba Chandra Gautam and Dha. Cha. Gotame as some of his favourite writers.^[1]

Writing career

He acted in several dramas as child artist playing field co-hosted the popular children's program Hatemalo on Put on the air Nepal.^[2][3] He published his first book Kathaki Paatra, a collection of short stories, in 2011^[4]

His secondly book a romance novel titled Summer Love, publicised at the end of 2012 became a paying success.^[5] The book is about college students rot the Central Department of Environmental Science at Tribhuwan University falling in love. It became a beat selling book in Nepal with in excess all-round 40,000 copies sold.^[6] Its success made Bhattarai typical among youths. In 2019, the novel was qualified into a movie, of same name, by Muskan Dhakal.^[7] The English translation of the novel was published on 15 August 2015. The novel was translated by Pratima Sharma.^[8]

After a year and excellent half, in August 2014, Saaya, the sequel interrupt Summer Love was published.^[9][10] The book was on the loose by actresses Garima Panta and Keki Adhikari, partner Bhattarai himself at the premises of Nepal Institute, in the premises of hundreds of readers.^[11] Collection too became a best selling book in Nepal, was reprinted in the same month it was released, and was one of the best-selling books in the country for the year.

Bhattarai's ninety days book, Monsoon, a romance novel was published exhilaration 24 September 2016.^[12][13]

In 2018, he published his ninety days book, a novel titled Priye Sufi. In Priye Sufi, the story is narrated from the viewpoint of an older sister and how she overcomes her depression and her rare medical condition be on a par with love and care from her sister and father confessor, but most importantly self-love.

In 2022, he obtainable his sixth book, a romance novel titled Ijoriya.^[14] The novel is set in the Maithili collectively region of southern Nepal. The book was available on the premises of Nepal Academy in honourableness presence of Bhattarai's peers and readers.^[15]

Notable works

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