About

Megha Bajaj finds herself stuck when she needs to write about this person called herself. How to peg this slightly crazy, curly haired, eccentric thinker into a few paragraphs? Should one talk about what they do or just themselves? And so, she decides to do, what she does best… go with the flow…
Growing up as the youngest (also the most notorious and susceptible) part of a 25-member joint Marwari family living at Nepean sea Road, Mumbai, had its say on Megha! Loud, opinionated, family – who would suddenly turn silent as she would ask them uncomfortable questions about herself and Life. It was their silence that made her take to writing to make sense (and non-sense) of everything that was.
An unconventional student of sorts, she would prefer bunking school (J B Petit, Fort), and sitting on the terrace facing the sea, scribbling away like crazy. One year she would top her class; another year sink to the bottom – leading to the nickname “Crazy Genius” from her exasperated teachers. Ironically, it was her English teacher who told her in the sixth standard, that she would never learn English. Fortunately for Megha, the sound of her own heart was always louder than anything else in the world. She went on to study English and Hindi Literature in Xavier’s College, as well as script writing from Sophia – all of which added fuel to her love affair with words.
She has written a few books – and each has given her great joy.
Growing up as the youngest (also the most notorious and susceptible) part of a 25-member joint Marwari family living at Nepean sea Road, Mumbai, had its say on Megha! Loud, opinionated, family – who would suddenly turn silent as she would ask them uncomfortable questions about herself and Life. It was their silence that made her take to writing to make sense (and non-sense) of everything that was.
An unconventional student of sorts, she would prefer bunking school (J B Petit, Fort), and sitting on the terrace facing the sea, scribbling away like crazy. One year she would top her class; another year sink to the bottom – leading to the nickname “Crazy Genius” from her exasperated teachers. Ironically, it was her English teacher who told her in the sixth standard, that she would never learn English. Fortunately for Megha, the sound of her own heart was always louder than anything else in the world. She went on to study English and Hindi Literature in Xavier’s College, as well as script writing from Sophia – all of which added fuel to her love affair with words.
She has written a few books – and each has given her great joy.


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Constantly broadening the horizons. Constantly looking at giving wings to our words. To reaching out and inspiring some "WoW" wherever we can.




