What happens when two best friends forget where the line ends — and love begins?

In the bustling hallways of college, amidst chai-scented laughter and the comfort of shared silences, Khushi and Anubhav found something rare — a friendship too deep to define and too fragile to question. They didn’t plan to fall in love. But life doesn’t always follow the plan.

From late-night calls and unfinished tea cups to unspoken goodbyes and bittersweet truths, their story unfolds in stolen glances, unsaid words, and the spaces between choices and consequences.

Told through the eyes of Khushi — a girl who balances dreams and duty, loyalty and longing — Khushi Ka Anubhav captures the raw, often unspoken emotions of Indian youth torn between heart and home, expectations and identity.

This coming-of-age novel explores:

Quiet love hidden within everyday friendship

The emotional weight of being a “good daughter”

The gentle rebellion against societal fears

And the courage to choose love — even when it complicates everything.

Through college corridors, street corners, group chats, emotional breakdowns, and the ordinary beauty of tea-time conversations, this story reminds us that some people aren’t just friends — they become your forever.

If you’ve ever laughed too hard with someone who didn’t know you were falling for them — this story is for you.
If you’ve ever held back a goodbye, hoping they'd understand — this story is for you.
And if you’ve ever loved in silence — this book may speak the words you couldn’t.