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*Sumrit Shahi at book launch of Never Kiss Your Best Friend* in 2015**
Born	12 February 1993 (age 26) Chandigarh, India
Occupation	Novelist, Scriptwriter, Freelance Journalist
Nationality	Indian
Education	St. John's High School, SelaQui International School
Alma mater	Symbiosis International University
Genre	Young adult fiction, Romance
Notable works	Just Friends, A lot like love...a li'l like chocolate, Sadda Haq - My Life, My choice
Years active	2010 – Present

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Sumrit Shahi is an Indian novelist, screenwriter and motivational speaker. He has written 7 youth based television shows. This includes Sadda Haq - My Life, My Choice which aired on Channel V India and won the Youth show (fiction) category at Zee Gold Awards in 2014 and at Indian Telly Awards in 2014 and 2015, Million Dollar Girl - From Banaras to Paris also on Channel V India, Boyz on Big Magic entertainment, Twist Waala Love, Secret Diaries on Channel V, BIG F on MTV, and Pyar Tune Kya Kiya on Zing. He also has Ek Veer Ki Ardaas...Veera on Star Plus to his credit.^[1]^[2]^[3] He has written the screenplay for Tu Suraj Mein Saanjh Piya Ki on Star Plus. He has also written the screenplay for a web series called Black Coffee, and dialogues for another web series called Medically Yours for Alt Balaji.

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He is the author of three novels, Just Friends, A lot like love...a li'l like chocolate and Never Kiss Your Best Friend. He wrote his first novel Just Friends at the age of 17.^[4]^[5] In 2015, he was chosen by Hindustan Times in the list of Top 30 under 30 young achievers in the country, terming him as a 'writing rockstar of the young' .^[6] His motto in life is 'Do your best, God will do the rest.'^[7]

Sumrit is a TedX speaker.^[8] He also delivered talks in leading schools and colleges across the country. Some of them being, IIT Delhi, IIT Bhubaneswar , Narsee Monjee, XIMB, ILS Pune etc.

Personal life[edit]

Sumrit Shahi was born on 12 February 1993 into a family of builders, in Chandigarh, India. He studied till 10th grade at St. John's High School, Chandigarh. He further continued his education at SelaQui International School, Dehradun and finally finished his schooling from Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula. He did his graduation in Liberal Arts from Symbiosis International University, Pune and majored in Media Studies with Film Appreciation and Business Management.^[9] He is currently based out of both Mumbai and Chandigarh.

Career[edit]

Sumrit Shahi's Just Friends released in 2010 when he was seventeen and still studying in school. The novel was based on his observations of platonic relationships during teenage. It went on to become popular soon after. The novel was seen as a welcome change in the segment of heavy IIT induced literature.

In October 2011, his second novel, A lot like love...a li'l like chocolate was released. In his second novel Sumrit talked about practical relationships. The novel was appreciated for its dark humor and realistic take on the subject of love and relationships in contemporary times.^[10]

In the summer of 2012, Sumrit started working as a feature writer for The Daily Post, Chandigarh where he extensively covered celebrities, parties and launches. He also freelanced with India Today as a Business Profile writer, in the following months.

In August 2013, he ventured into television script writing starting with the youth-based show Sadda Haq - My Life, My Choice which airs on Channel V India, earlier he has also written the story for a show on Star Plus called Ek Veer Ki Ardaas...Veera. His third show, also an youth-based show named Million Dollar Girl - From Banaras to Paris too aired on Channel V India.^[11] Sumrit wrote his fourth show,'Boyz' for Big Magic Entertainment.

His third novel, Never Kiss Your Best Friend, under 'Rupa Publications' released in May 2015. It has recently become a national bestseller. Shahi's novels have had a Hindi translation as well.^[12]^[13]^[14]^[15]

Works[edit]

Novels

Just Friends (2010)
A lot like love...a li'l like chocolate (2011)
Never Kiss Your Best Friend (2015)

Television shows

Ek Veer Ki Ardaas...Veera (co-writer Durjoy Datta) (2012 - 2015)
Sadda Haq - My Life, My Choice (co-writer Durjoy Datta) (2013 - 2016)
Million Dollar Girl - From Banaras to Paris (co-writer Durjoy Datta) (2014 - 2015)
Boyz (2015)
Twist Waala Love (2015)
Secret Diaries (2016)
Big F ( 2017)
Pyar Tune Kya Kiya (2017)
Tu Suraj Mein Saanjh Piya ki (2018)

Web series

Black Coffee (Story screenplay)

(2017)^[16]

Duck sey Dude (2018)
Medically Yours (2019)

References[edit]

^'Writers of 12 bestsellers Durjoy and Sumrit write Sadda Haq - The Times of Indiadate = 30 January 2014'. indiatimes.com. Retrieved 7 May 2015.
^'List of nominees and winners of 13th Indian Telly Awards, 2014'. indiantelevision.com. 9 September 2014. Retrieved 7 May 2015.
^'List of nominees and winners of 14th Indian Telly Awards, 2015'. indiantelevision.com. 28 November 2015. Archived from the original on 20 April 2016. Retrieved 6 December 2015.
^February 2012 'It's the write time' Check url= value (help). Telegraph India. 19 February 2012.
^'Friends, forever'. The Tribune.
^'Top 30 under 30'. Hindustan Times/]].
^Smilyo 2014, p. 83.
^TEDx Talks (8 November 2017), Thank God - I Choose Wrong Sumrit Shahi TEDxGGDSDCollege, retrieved 27 February 2019
^'SSLA Student turns National Bestselling Author'.
^'The Tale Teller'. The Indian Express. 10 July 2012.
^'Author Sumrit Shahi motivates students'. tribuneindia.com. 13 May 2015. Retrieved 2 June 2015.
^'Sealed without a kiss!'. tribuneindia.com. 12 May 2015. Retrieved 2 June 2015.
^Newznew 11 May 2015
^News Dailypioneer 12 May 2015
^News Aajtak 03 June 2015
^Beyond Originals. 'Black Coffee playlist' – via YouTube.

Bibliography[edit]

Smilyo (2014). BLAZE The Uprising!(PDF). http://smilyo.com/. Smilyo Educational Charitable Society ®.External link in website= (help)

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He knows everything about her, right from her favourite books to her favorite bra. She knows everything about him, right from his favourite soccer club to his favourite x rated websites. He will complete her English homework, even at three in the night.She will arrange an Armani suit for him, even if it calls for flirting with ugly guys.He has her picture in his wallet. Sh...more

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Recommends it for: if u hv nuthin elz 2 do or u r buggd wd d sm worry

Hmm..I read it while killing time waiting for my flight and then on my flight(Coincidentally the story starts in airport). Easy read though childish way of writing. But well, that's what made me give it 3 stars. The story was simple and easy to relate..best friends vs lovers vs best friends as lovers (well, my best friend turned my boyfriend and is now my ex-bf yet my best friend...so yeah man, I could easily relate). The author used his colloquial lingo of school-where everyone tries to play sm...more

May 02, 2015Bookfavourite rated it did not like it

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Shelves: are-you-kidding-me, predictable-as-shit, no-no-no, did-not-finish, boring-me-to-death, lame-characters, love-is-crap

WRITING?
BAD
CHARACTERS?
STEREOTYPE RICH KID SHITS.
PLOT?
NO PLOT.
LOVE STORY?
JUST BULLSHIT
CHEESY?
OH YES!
OVERALL A ZERO STAR BOOK.
OVERALL:
1.PLOT:0/10
2.CHARACTERS:2/10
3.WRITING:2.5/10
4.ROMANCE:2/10
5.PACING:3/10
TOTAL:0.95/10

Oct 12, 2017Surabhi Sharma rated it liked it

This is a tale of two best friends who navigate their way through their teenage years figuring out if they are just best friends or more than that. What they have between them is more than a friendship and little less than a love. Will they ever figure out the thing they share or will remain just friends?
The plot of the story is good but the storytelling could have been better. It was really a tiring read. The cover of the book is attractive and the blurb is intriguing but doesn’t go with the wr...more

Picking this up wasn’t a bad deal at all. Sumrit has shown good potential with his debut novel JUST FRIENDS – a story that revolves around the friendship between a girl and a boy. The age old question of whether a girl and a guy can be friends seems to be answered almost perfectly by this teenager.
The story is about the two youngsters Aaryan and Tanie and their growing up years in school and hostel. Very relatable instances of the regular bunking, group studying, hostel tantrums, indulging in sp...more

Oct 09, 2012Archana Chari rated it really liked it

Shelves: books-i-own, absolutely-awesome, reviewed, indian-writers, ya-lit, movie-material

A very nice book, Just Friends. I don't know if it explains whether a boy and a girl can be just friends or not, but i am sure it explains the bond created between two best friends. A bond which is very strong and ineffable.
P.S: Why does the lead female character always get hit by a truck (not a car or a two wheeler), at the corner of her street?

A SIMPLE BOOK BUT I FEEL A BOY AND GIRL CAN BE REAL FRIENDS WITHOUT BEING IN LOVE

Jan 10, 2014Ritika Chhabra rated it really liked it

Shelves: the-i-hate-books, the-reviewed-books, read-2014

'I am a murderer. ..I murdered my friendship. '
Well, to be frank, I'd say that just friends isn't exactly the kind of book that left me craving for more. I mean from whay I remember I had first read about this book while reading an Indian novel (which wad practically awesome) back in 2011. And now it's 2014. Three months ago, I began reading the book snd three months ago, I finished it. It took me around 5 days (3 more than the usual) to finish it, and no, not because it was extremely boring and...more

Jul 19, 2014Sanjay Adkar rated it it was ok · review of another edition

2*
Purchased this book after reading so many reviews but frankly I didn't like the book. Yes, one had to be more patience to read this one like never before. My verdict? Started with 2 stars in between 3 n half stars and ended with 2 stars. Don't go with description. It's not about friendship. It's more about love. There are 2 different love cum friendship stories, aryan's and Tanie's. 3* for aryan's story and 1* for tanie's. Seriously, such a boring story.
In many instances writer says 'we laugh...more

nothing at all.. writers like her think they can write anything.

Good book. It took some time in the starting to take off, but afterwards its difficult to leave the book midway. The last poem about friendship is awesome rest of them are okok. Quite interesting book which revolves around love & friendship and explaining the difference between the two.

Sep 18, 2017Divya Agrawal rated it did not like it

Wow, it might be the first time I'm giving a book even less than a 2 star.
Actual rating : 1.5 stars.
So, you all might have read the blurb and yes it is really catchy but I wish I could say the same for the book. It was nowhere what I thought it would be or what i thought after reading the blurb and also so much brag about author being this and that.
While I do think it had a pretty awesome poetic touch but well, that's it. Nothing else.
No plot.
No story.
No characters.
Nothing that conclude i...more

Good work. Worth reading. The story is about the two youngsters Aaryan and Tanie and their growing up years in school and hostel. Very relatable instances of the regular bunking, group studying, hostel tantrums, indulging in sports, examination fevers, friendships, crushes and first love add flavor and fragrance to his writing. School life is an important part of a person’s life. Those are the days of carelessness and alertness all the same. It somewhat leads you to your path ahead in life. For...more

Jan 30, 2012Akanksha Limaye rated it it was amazing

'just friends ' by Sumrit shahi... is an AwEs0me piece of writing. One should go through it atleast once as the use of simple words carve out a real imagination and a real-taste of life when a girl and a fuy become friends :)
PINCH OF HUMOR- perfect..
USE OF WORDS- Simple awesome..
KEEPING READERS TUNED- 100% :)..
go f0r it :) a GOOd tym pASS :)

Nice one from Sumrit..Didn't expect much from the novel,but it was really nice. The first part is a bit slow but second part is very nice and touches your heart. Overall a very good read. Looking forward to more books from Sumrit :)

nice lover story n story abt closeness of best friends..

a normal guy and a girl story..... the only difference...guy keeps falling for women while the girl, his best friend, keeps him from heartbreaks :)

JUST FRIENDS is a story that revolves around the friendship between a girl and a boy. The same old question – whether a girl and a guy can be just friends is addressed in this book. There are two different stories in this book. We follow Aaryan and Tanie, and learn their stories which are quite similar.
The first story is about how Aaryan, a seventeen-year-old, with lots of ex-girlfriends, from a boarding school in Gurgaon, falls in love with Ishita, a seventeen-year-old from Singapore. He meets...more

Two best friends, a string of relationships and everything in between! The main characters of this story are Aaryan and Boza Corbi who are best of friends but they don’t love each other. Aaryan falls for Ishita a student from Singapore and Boza, his best friend encourages him in everything. Boza is in love with Aaryan but she never shows her feelings to him whereas Aaryan is struggling to get Ishita’s attention.
Boza can go to any extent to see Aaryan happy. The author has smartly sums up this b...more

Can a girl and a boy be... Just Friends is divided into two parts, narrated by two different people, which somehow shares a similar plotline. The first one is about Aaryan and Ishita who are distant lovers, and Boza who is Aaryan’s BFF and she eventually falls in love with him.
The second story is about Tania and Sumer with their respective partners Rehaan and Liaka which has the same twist of Lovers Vs Friends Vs Lovers Vs Best friend.
Both the stories connect when two people (Tania and Aaryan)...more

If you want to spend some 'me' time reading a book? or if you are in a relaxing mood , then you can grab a copy of this book and read it sipping coffee or tea. Can a Girl and a Boy Be Just Friends ? revolves around a question which is time and again asked by the society. The answers to this question is almost always segmented into two halves. While the youth believe in the fact that they can remain just friends with the opposite sex, the elders think it otherwise. Here too, guided by personal in...more

Jul 07, 2018Jashandeep Chadha rated it really liked it

My first book and I loved it... Shahi's writing is so simple and easy to understand for any first-timer. A great gift!!

This book delves on a very familiar topic- that of friendship v/s love. Though scores of books have been written on this, it is the presentation that makes a difference. Unfortunately, 'Just Friends' fails horribly on that front. A story about spoiled rich brats may not be bad per-se. But page after page of conversation without moving the actual story forward irritates the reader badly. The only saving grace is the last few pages, which is surprisingly dignified and well-handled. The extra star...more

Oct 16, 2017Purba Chakraborty rated it liked it

Can A Girl And A Boy Be…Just Friends? by Sumrit Shahi is a breezy read that will remind the readers of their high school days.
In this book, the author tenderly dealt with the question that we all might have pondered on, at some point in our lives. Young people, especially teenagers find it hard to distinguish between love and friendship. They often find it confusing to differentiate between platonic love and romantic love. Therefore, this book will appeal to young people just for the curiosity t...more

Sep 17, 2016Vrushali Pathak rated it it was amazing

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Sumer and Tanie. They are seriously the type of friends everyone wishes for from going shopping together to crying together when their heart breaks.
The story begins with both of them meeting in 10th grade and how in the next 10 years their feelings for each other change, where Sumer starts liking her and she thinks they are “just friends”. Sumer then convinces himself to move on. Still they both stay together and help each other out. (Totally sweet!)
Till now I never thought reading a novel cou...more

The story takes time to draw the reader in, but settles down once it jumps into flashback. So impatient readers will need to give it a second chance.
The writer's seemingly favorite line ‘She laughed. He laughed. Problem solved’ is used far too much. He continues using it in his second book. So that is a little annoying at times.
The ending was disappointing. Not with respect to the story, but with writing. It seemed like the writer was in a hurry to finish off his book. Everything happened too su...more

I read it during my short duration of interest in Indian authors. If you love reading indian writings, then i suggest you take this up. Comprising of two endearing stories about the complicated friendship between boys and girls, Just Friends is a bit exaggerated and unrealistic, but is thought provoking as you finish it. The book is different because it does not have an engineering background, a relief!, it provides spaces for the characters of both the sexes to develop instead of focusing on on...more

Jan 21, 2012Shailly rated it did not like it

It WAS a ok kind of book .... NOT REALLY INTO FRIENDS TURNED LOVERS stuff atleast not according to or after reading this book.
nothing that special as I expected it to be.....
at starting it seems like they are just stretching the story ... but it is turning at some places...... but not that much that we can really love the book.....
all though I really like the story of Boza and Aaryan .... and specially the shocking thing that he tells about them at the end......
while the story of Sumer and Tammi...more

Feb 03, 2013Sourab rated it liked it

The story can be divided into two parts, each half narrated by two different persons of two different sexes of two different places, but both of them have their similar stories. After reading the book, I don't think that the book actually answers the question it poses on the cover page itself, but it sure shows how the bond between a boy and I girl is created, disturbed, and strengthened to form something more. More than Just Friends.
(Isn't it ironical that I finished the book on Rakhi?)

well, the title and theme was and still does sound pretty clichéd, but I decided to give it a shot all the same... and im still not sure whether to recommend the book to others or not.. the plot is pretty good.. but the storyline drags along at a snail's pace, and yes I have to admit, at times I did sigh and just close the book in exasperation! but... the book is over all OKAY I guess... if you are up for long and yes romantic-ish yet filled with adolescent perverted perks and jerks, then go ahe...more

i am in love wid this book.i am in love with the characters 'sumer and tanie ' ..d way sumrit shahi has written :) dis book brings smile on the reader's face and add up so much to someones life n so i can relate it wid my own life ..presently reading nevr kiss your best friend written by the same author i hav yet nt completed it..bt m alredy in love wid dat book also n surely can sy ..it would be nxt best creation of sumritshahi :) m so impressed wid his wrks .. looking frwrd for more of his wrk...more

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