Karan Kashyap is not just a writer; he is a storyteller who breathes life into his words. He has lived a grounded, raw, and deeply felt life, and that experience reflects in his narratives. His writing carries the fragrance of reality, the depth of pain, and the innocence of love.

In his novel 'Unsaid,' the character Vikas Verma is not merely a creation—Karan has lived him. Vikas' unspoken love, silent suffering, and battle against fate are emotions Karan understands intimately. Perhaps that’s why his stories resonate with an undeniable truth, a rare authenticity that touches the soul.

With 24 years in the Indian film industry, Karan has written eight feature films and worked extensively in television as a Creative Director. His storytelling extends beyond screens—he has also penned scripts for theatre productions, bringing characters to life on stage.

But Karan Kashyap is more than just a writer of stories; he is a poet at heart. He doesn’t just write pain—he feels it. His words don’t merely describe love; they embody it in its purest form, unfiltered and real. There is no pretense in his storytelling—just raw emotion, woven into poetry and prose.

For Karan, writing is not just a craft; it is a journey. A journey that begins in the real world, takes flight through imagination, and lands straight into the hearts of those who read him. His stories are not just told; they are lived.