About Me

The header defines who i am. I am a writer on the wrong side of writing. Failed more than i breath in a day. Not purely optimistic. Selectively  introvert. Always ready to accept challenges from my concerned field. Master of creating the minds constructively with my words and always ready to express miscellaneous thoughts and ideas in Lucid way. Politically Liberal. Economically socialist. Historically Islamist. Somewhere i am a dramatic person, don't misquote it 'Dynamic Person'.

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