His debut novel Few Things Left Unsaid is likely going to be adopted for Marathi feature film in 2016. He received "Youth achievers" award in August 2013 for writing three bestselling novels back to back and for being one of the highest selling romance author in India. Sudeep was in the habit of penning a diary which consisted of his college experiences and memories. His first two novels were inspired by his own life. He also faced stiff opposition from his family when he decided to turn out into a full-time writer. Soon after the release of his second book, he quit his job at an IT company in 2012 to fully devote his time to writing.
His second book, That's the way we met, was published on 1 July 2012. Sudeep's first book, Few Things Left Unsaid, was published on 10 July 2011. The newlywed couple is currently living in Mumbai with his parents. Wedding rituals were done in both Sikh and Maharashtrian style. Sudeep recently married his long time girlfriend Jasmine Sethi, an engineer from Delhi.They both had a fairytale lovestory. He completed his MBA in Business Management from Welingkar Institute of Management, Mumbai in 2014. Sudeep pursued B-Tech in Electronics Engineering from Datta Meghe College of Engineering, Navi Mumbai. Review 2: book is really boring.More than a story.you feel like you are watching TLC channel.All the information about Mumbai,Delhi and Manali.I somehow managed to have courage to read this book till page number 121.but not more than it.So so disgusting.had many expectations.First of all.all the characters are so artificial.They don't have any other thoughts except Love which seems straight out of Yash Chopra Movie.There is no option of giving half rating.otherwise I would have given it.Total waste of Money and time.Sudeep Nagarkar was born on 27 February 1988 in Mumbai in an ethnic Marathi Brahmin family to Jayant Nagarkar and Manju Nagarkar. This is just a suggestion….Final words:Overall if asked I would say.this is a good job done by Author ( Sudeep Nagarkar) but not to the level of the previous one. The author has explained the chemistry between Aditya & Riya really well.The author has expressed intimacy & boldness between the two really well, with no vulgarity in it.Also a lavish Punjabi wedding is a very well explained phase of the story.Some suggestive points:Although the book’s end shows a different aspect of Life & Love which is all together good for any individual … a reader expects either a happy ending of Aditya & Riya’s marriage or a settled future for both in their respective lives. He has explained the beauty of Manali, Rohatang Pass and other places. I just loved the way he has mentioned his characters (Mohit & Soman) which seem lively enough. more tive viewpoints:This is the second novel of Sudeep Nagarkar, who has done a good job and justification to this love story.
In this sequel “That’s the way we met” their love story is been redefined and remembered once again.The story of Aditya and Riya moves further with different twists and turns by virtue of destiny in it….to know how and what one has to read “That’s the way we met”.Now my Posi. UP TO THE READER’S EXPECTATIONS.This is the second novel by Sudeep Nagarkar.I had read ‘ Few Things Left Unsaid’ and when I heard that Sudeep Nagarkar"s next book ‘That’s the way we met’ is released I immediately ordered it from flip-kart.This is a sequel story of "Few things left unsaid ” - Aditya and Riya who meet as acquaintances, but happen to fall in love…. Review 1: EMOTIONAL, HEART TOUCHING ENGROSSED WITH FEELING OF LOVE BUT YET NOT.
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