You Were My Crush... till you said you love me!

A college romance follows the relationship between Benoy Roy and Disha Malhotra at Delhi University. Benoy is a studious young man focused on his academics, while Disha is a popular student who catches his attention. Their connection develops against the backdrop of campus life, family expectations, and personal insecurities. Various obstacles test their growing feelings, including misunderstandings, peer pressure, and their different social circles. The story explores themes of first love, self-discovery, and the challenges of maintaining relationships during the transformative college years. Through their journey, both characters must confront their own fears and preconceptions about love and commitment. This contemporary Indian romance examines how young people navigate between traditional values and modern dating culture, while discovering their own identities in the process. The narrative touches on questions of authenticity, trust, and the courage needed to be vulnerable with another person.

Readers describe this as a simple love story that resonates with young Indian readers, particularly teenagers and college students. The book maintains a light, casual tone throughout. Readers appreciated: - Relatable characters and college campus setting - Easy-to-follow writing style - Accurate portrayal of teenage relationships - Engaging dialogue between characters Common criticisms: - Predictable plot points - Grammatical errors and typos - Shallow character development - Repetitive scenes - Unrealistic romantic situations One reader noted: "The story feels like every other college romance novel with nothing unique to offer." Ratings: Goodreads: 3.4/5 (2,800+ ratings) Amazon India: 3.9/5 (1,000+ ratings) Many reviewers mentioned they finished the book in one or two sittings due to its simple language and straightforward storytelling. The book appears to appeal most to readers aged 15-20 who enjoy uncomplicated romance stories.

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🌟 The book was originally published under a different title: "Of Course I Love You... Till I Find Someone Better!" before being renamed for later editions 📚 Author Durjoy Datta wrote this book while still a student at the Delhi College of Engineering, drawing from his own experiences of college life 💑 The story explores modern dating dynamics in Indian metropolitan cities, particularly focusing on how technology and social media influence young relationships ✍️ Durjoy Datta has collaborated with his wife, Avantika Mohan, on several other novels, though this particular book was written before they met 🎯 The book became so popular among young Indian readers that it spawned multiple companion novels, creating what became known as the Datta-verse - a connected universe of contemporary romance stories