Kuch Kisse

About The Book

Kuch Kisse is a collection of heartfelt Hindi stories inspired by real emotions, relationships, life experiences, and the thoughts we often keep hidden within ourselves.
Written by Sagar Sharma Pehowa, the book explores the quiet moments of life—the ones that make us smile, hurt us, change us, and sometimes leave us with questions we never find answers to.
These stories are not just meant to be read; they are meant to be felt. Each kissa carries a different emotion—love, loneliness, relationships, forgiveness, hope, family, changing times, and the struggles of an ordinary human heart.
Kuch Kisse was born from moments when words became a way to express what could not always be said aloud. What started with thoughts written in a small diary gradually became a collection of stories.
This book is for anyone who has ever missed someone, questioned a relationship, hidden a feeling, waited for a better day, or simply sat quietly with their own thoughts.
Because sometimes, a story is not just a story.
Sometimes, it is a part of us.
“Stories are not only read… some are felt.”

About The Author

Sagar Sharma Pehowa is a writer who finds stories in the ordinary moments of life. His writing is deeply rooted in personal experiences, relationships, solitude, memories, and the emotions that often remain unspoken.
He began writing in 2020, during a phase of life when he was living alone in Europe, away from his home and the people he loved. Since then, living away from home has given him a different perspective on life—one shaped by distance, solitude, everyday experiences, and a deeper understanding of people and relationships.
What began with a few thoughts written in a small diary slowly grew into a journey of storytelling.
Before writing stories, Sagar explored Punjabi poetry and English quotes. With Kuch Kisse, he brings together stories inspired by real-life experiences and emotions, written in a simple, honest, and relatable style.
His writing does not attempt to present life as perfect. Instead, it reflects life as it truly feels—with its relationships, questions, mistakes, pain, hope, changing people, and countless unspoken moments.
Through his stories, Sagar hopes readers will not simply read his words, but pause, feel, remember, and perhaps discover a small part of their own lives within them.
“Those who sit by the shore may never know the depth of the ocean.”