Tum Tak Pahunchte Pahunchte

About The Book

Tum Tak Pahunchte Pahunchte is a collection of feelings, relationships, memories, and the small emotional moments that stay with us. The title itself suggests a journey from “Me” to “You” — a journey in which a person slowly moves beyond their own identity and becomes connected with someone else. The book does not focus on one particular kind of love. Instead, it talks about different shades of attachment, longing, trust, pain, memories, and companionship.

One of the most interesting things about the book is that it keeps the idea of “Me” and “You” open, so the reader can connect the words with their own life. The writing often touches on relationships that are left incomplete, words that remain unsaid, promises that are difficult to keep, and memories that continue to return even after people have moved apart. There is also a sense of returning to old places and remembering the emotions connected with them. At the same time, the book shows the softer side of relationships — trust, understanding, care, togetherness, and the wish to hold on to someone.

Overall, the book feels personal and emotional without being difficult to read. It is less about telling one fixed story and more about expressing feelings that many people may have experienced at some point in their lives.

About The Author

Preeti Rajkotiya is currently based in Ahmedabad and was born into a Gujarati family. Gujarat has been both her birthplace and workplace. During her studies, she developed an interest in Hindi literature and also enjoyed listening to ghazals. Although there was a long break in her writing journey, the writings she created after that break gradually came together in the form of this book. She has dedicated this journey to all those people who became a direct or indirect source of inspiration for her.