MCA, MBA and IT professional by profession, Rajendra is currently working in Delhi-NCR based MNC. He used to like the encounters which occur in software development lifespan but his desire embraces reading and writing concurrently. He is someone who believes in living life to fullest and doing something exceptional without bothering about risk and tradition.
He was born and brought up in Bokaro Steel City, from where he did his schooling as well. He did his graduation from Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribag in Commerce stream.
In his leisure time, he loves reading, watching Hindi and English movies and listening to all kinds of melodious music.
Recently, he contributed in an anthology named “Was It Really Love?” which was published by Arusha Books India.
He can be contacted at:-
Email - its.rajendra@gmail.com
Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/rajendra.bscity
To read his story, order your copy of Moonlit Matinee-4 here
Here we get to know him closely
Nainika: Hello Rajendra, many congratulations for Moonlit Matinee-4:
Rajendra, you are an IT professional, had I given you to choose between your profession and writing, what would be your choice?
Rajendra: No doubt by profession I’m an IT guy but by passion I can consider something like reader & writer myself but honestly it didn’t fulfill my practical liabilities cum responsibilities once moved to life’s race. So once it came to choose about profession and passion I tried to create a load balancer, primarily to stand with profession and later to express my zeal towards literature that is happening now. But if you are going to ask to choose something specific one then I’ll answer yes one day I’ll pick my passion fully, I’m waiting for that moment eagerly.
Nainika: How do you manage between your profession and pursuing your hobbies?
Rajendra: It’s pretty easy to make you happy yourself and you’ll get the way to fulfill the desire and same thing is occurring in my case too. I’m fully devoted with my profession in office time and as soon as get leisure time then used to drench with literature, it would be either reading, blogging or writing etc. Even my better half supports a lot to make this possible in each manner.
Nainika: According to you, what can better express feeling of love, poetry or prose?
Rajendra: I believe love is a feeling, an emotion to express the care and make pleased to him/her without thinking a little bit in returning. It’s a just bonding between two hearts rather than look, cast & religion etc. and to express these feelings can be applicable via poetry, story etc. but depends person to person. I feel feasible to express using poetry and story.
Nainika: Please throw some light on your story, “An Internal Bonding of Two Hearts” in Moonlit Matinee.
Rajendra: Very honestly you can get lots of love stories based on teenager or youth but I tried to express the moments & love scenario which occurs post love marriages. Since now a days life is too fast and expectation is on pick demand so mid of these how can people get the real balance between hearts and daily life schedules that was the my story which narrates about pure love which say love exist in your hearts, in the moments which you spend together. Love never end it’s just spreading just need to blow the feelings from bottom of hearts.
Nainika: Who are the lead characters of the story?
Rajendra: In this story lead characters are young couple, either it is girl Deepna or boy Ayan both are having equal space to express their feelings & moods and impatience simultaneously.
Nainika: Which character is your favorite and why?
Rajendra: I like personally Ayan’s characters which somewhere indicate a matured guy who think about love and want to hold the love of life by keeping value & respect of marriage.
Nainika: How close is your story to the real life?
Rajendra: I believe it’s much closer to real world and the new era of generation where new generations are running behind practical life and achievement but losing the rules & custom as well as traditional value concurrently.
Nainika: How was your experience writing romantic story?
Rajendra: It’s an endless season of writing once theme comes to romance because we people feels it heartily and see the same everywhere in life.
Nainika: Give me one reason to pick this book, as a reader.
Rajendra: Moonlit Matinee is a well-known anthology published by Gargi Publishers and there is no doubt about quality of stories so it would be enough reason to pick this book as a reader.
Nainika: Would you like to share any experience you had while writing , “An Internal Bonding of Two Hearts”?
Rajendra: Honestly all characters and scenario are factious but the feeling of romance & emotion are somewhere replicate our lives. Once I was writing this story I was bit worried to make balance between new generation’s love and value of marriage. Even I was bit tense to show the real pain which comes in divorce because divorce is not a solution it’s just a stage.
Nainika: Would you like to give any message for readers?
Rajendra: If you love anyone then respect him/her, respect their feelings and values without thinking little bit in return something.
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