Rahim Sayyad

I started reading books a year ago, mostly self-help ones. But recently, as an introvert who stays alone most of the time, I wanted to try fiction. I read somewhere that reading fiction lets you live life through someone else’s perspective. That idea stayed with me. One day, I saw a reel on Instagram that said, “I don’t know if I finished the book or the book finished me.” That line hit me, and I randomly ordered Gunahon Ka Devta—without knowing anything about the writer or the story. The book I received was second-hand, already used, but I was so eager to read it that I decided to keep it anyway. On the night of 10/04/2025, around 12:15 AM, I reached the last few pages. I didn’t even realize when tears started rolling down my cheeks. They fell from my eyes to my jawline and dried up because the fan was on. This book didn’t just tell a story—it touched my soul. It made me feel emotions I had buried deep inside. I didn’t expect it to affect me this much, but it did. Highly recommended to anyone who wants to experience love, pain, silence, and the depth of emotions through simple yet powerful storytelling.