The company has 5 directors namely Paresh Suresh Shah, Deepak Suresh Shah, Nitin Suresh Shah, Bhanumati Suresh Shah and Suresh Shah. Suresh Shah previously worked as head of Mumbai-based Pocket Book Distributing Company's new branch in Chennai Ĭurrently his eldest son Nitin Shah, is the Managing Director and grandson Nijesh is the Group President of Sapna Book House and CEO of Sapna Infoway. Born in Ghatkopar, Mumbai, Maharastra, Suresh Shah's ancestors belonged to Dhoraji, Gujarat. Sapna Book House was started by Suresh Shah, on 26 January 1967 near Majestic, Bangalore on a rent-based store, and later as an independent mall in Gandhi Nagar, Bangalore, initially selling Lilliput dictionaries.
SapnaINK Ī platform SapnaINK, was started by Sapna Book House on December 2014, for new authors to publish their books. The simplicity of the writing is what makes it stand out, keeps making you turn the pages, and thus keeps the reader engaged.A store chain was started by Sapna Book House, named Store67 which included stationery products for students. The book describes childhood friendships and fun camaraderie between cousins, a typical lifestyle of a working woman and the hot cold relationship between the protagonists which is at the heart of the book. This book is the first in a series of books that Sapna is writing. It’s a very light and quick read, and in the end, leaves you feeling happy and definitely wanting more of the same,” says Author Sapna, who is ecstatic in receiving excellent feedback for her maiden endeavour. My book “Take a chance on Me” is about two successful professionals who go through a series of misunderstandings before they find their way to each other. “Reading a romance is like eating a huge bowl of your favorite dessert with an extra dollop of cream on top. Books that leave you with a smile at the end,” says Sapna Bhog about her maiden book.ĭie hard romance fans, particularly women from all age groups, completely relate to romantic fiction. With my book “Take a Chance on Me”, I want to introduce to the Indian audiences the concept of happy reading books.
But my every day stress buster comes from reading a simple romance. Being an avid reader myself, I love reading all types of fiction and nonfiction books.
“Indian writing these days is mostly synonymous with highly emotional, complex stories or those with mythological twists. “A life without love is no life at all” – this popular adage by Leonardo da Vinci forms the core of Sapna Bhog’s book “Take a chance on Me”.
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