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== Background == | == Background == | ||
Bhimavarapu received a Bachelor of Engineering from [[Andhra University]], SRKR engg. college, He then | Bhimavarapu received a Bachelor of Engineering from [[Andhra University]], SRKR engg. college, He then worked under [[Tata Consultancy Services|Tata Consultancy as]] a Systems Engineer for about three years. During this time Bhimavarapu learned about cinema and [[screenwriting]] through online seminars. He then decided to quit engineering and concentrate on writing. | ||
During the early period, | During the early period, Bhimavarapu work in supermarkets, mechanic shops, and was a delivery boy at [[Flipkart|FlipKart]]. Saving money by cutting his food bills and selling his sports watch, he raised enough cast to publish his first novel. | ||
After the success of his first work, | After the success of his first work, his novels, Bhimavarapu released two more novels over the next two years. | ||
''My Nightingale'' was conceived by reading the confidential documents on [[Subhas Chandra Bose|Subhash Chandra Bose]] that were declassified by the [[Modi government]]. A successful novel, it was to be made into a [[Telugu-language films|Telugu-language film]]. | ''My Nightingale'' was conceived by reading the confidential documents on [[Subhas Chandra Bose|Subhash Chandra Bose]] that were declassified by the [[Modi government]]. A successful novel, it was to be made into a [[Telugu-language films|Telugu-language film]]. | ||
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The novel ''Sambhavami'' is a [[science fiction]] drama on our destruction of planet Earth. | The novel ''Sambhavami'' is a [[science fiction]] drama on our destruction of planet Earth. | ||
Bhimavarapu | Bhimavarapu also was a part of a web series ''KOTHA PELLI KUTHURU''. Currently, he is working on web series on [[Netflix]]. | ||
==Works== | ==Works== | ||
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Arun Bhimavarapu | |
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| Born | November 10, 1989 [1] |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Education | Bachelor of Engineering |
| Occupation | Novelist, Screenwriter |
| Family | B.V.Satyanarayana Raju (Father) B.Parvathi (Mother) B.V.Lakshmi Priya (Sister) |
Pavan Bhimavarapu, (pen name Arun Bhimavarapu) is an Indian former engineer and author/screenwriter.
Arun has penned three novels After that Day, I never saw her again, My Nightingale and Sambhavami.
Background[edit | edit source]
Bhimavarapu received a Bachelor of Engineering from Andhra University, SRKR engg. college, He then worked under Tata Consultancy as a Systems Engineer for about three years. During this time Bhimavarapu learned about cinema and screenwriting through online seminars. He then decided to quit engineering and concentrate on writing.
During the early period, Bhimavarapu work in supermarkets, mechanic shops, and was a delivery boy at FlipKart. Saving money by cutting his food bills and selling his sports watch, he raised enough cast to publish his first novel.
After the success of his first work, his novels, Bhimavarapu released two more novels over the next two years.
My Nightingale was conceived by reading the confidential documents on Subhash Chandra Bose that were declassified by the Modi government. A successful novel, it was to be made into a Telugu-language film.
The novel Sambhavami is a science fiction drama on our destruction of planet Earth.
Bhimavarapu also was a part of a web series KOTHA PELLI KUTHURU. Currently, he is working on web series on Netflix.
Works[edit | edit source]
- After that Day, I never saw her again (Published on 2015)
- My Nightingale: A Love Story Burned in the Hymns of India's Greatest Struggle (Published on April 2016)
- Sambhavami (Published on 2017)
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ "After that day I never saw her again". TeluguCafe.com. Retrieved 20 August 2016.
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