Smitha Kulkarni : who writes to engineer the human souls

SMITHA kulkarni

Every soul is a work of art
What you know is an abstraction
A lifetime is required to contemplate the mysterious intricacies
__SMITHA

Smitha Kulkarni is a young aspiring writer, in her heart, in her eyes, and in her efforts, there is love and beauty. She aims to bring positivity and a smile through her work. Her fascination for words is just beautiful and can be seen in all writings.

Smitha is a wife and a mother of two kids. She is graduated in electronics and communication engineering. According to her, Poetry, stories, and novels are the tool of entertainment through which she expresses her views and opinions about society and national development. Also, it gives away for self-introspection

We have asked several questions from Smitha about her life and work in our recent interview, below are these;

SMITHA Kulkarni BIOGRAPHY

1. Tell me a little bit about yourself.
What writing means to you?

About me:

Smithakulkarni, a girl raised in Vijayanagara near the heritage city of Hampi in Karnataka, is an engineer by profession and a creative person at heart. During her childhood, she had a hobby of writing, which has now become a habit and has taken the form of poetry, stories, and more. Her other interests include dance, cycling, watching movies, and observing the complexities of nature. Her debut novel is in works

writing means to me?

Formewriting is a sacred refuge.

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2. Who are/is your favorite writers/writer? And what qualities do you admire the most in them?. What do you get to learn from them?

My favourite writers are those who can carve out a place in the hearts of their readers. There is something to learn from every book, and there is a lot to learn from every author’s journey.

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3. what are your strength and weaknesses?

My compassionate and passionate heart, I believe, is my strength, and my flaws are striving for perfection and adhering to strict timetables.

4. What are your hobbies and interests outside of writing?

Aside from writing, I enjoy dancing, cycling, watching movies, and observing nature’s complexities.

5. Tell us something about your family, friends and also your Early life.

I’m a mother of two children, one of whom is a girl named Diya and the other a toddler named Adhrit. My husband, like me, is an engineer who works for a reputable IT firm. My mother and mother-in-law are both teachers. My father works for a private mining company, and my father-in-law is a retired state government employee who keeps himself busy with farming.

I’m an ambivert with a small group of close friends.

I completed my education and graduation from Hosapete (now known as Vijayanagar), where I was a hardworking student who also participated in cultural activities.

6. Can you tell us about your educational background.

I have a degree in electronics and communication engineering.

7. Tell me about one of the best pieces you have written.

All my writings are close to my heart but the ones below will remain my all-time favourite

“Those who chased big dreams:
While losing their inner peace,
Were left with broken piece.

Those who chased for inner peace
While dreaming big,
Were given the universe!”

“Heart is a precious
gemstone – Unique,
radiant & strong
Don’t spend it
on unworthy
who thinks it is a
fragile piece of glass
Invest on the chisels
who carve it.”

8. What strategies do you use to prioritize your work?

A) Consciously and wisely use social media and my phone

B) Establish shorter milestones.

9. What steps do you take to overcome challenging situations? Also, the negativities come from various people.

This is a difficult question. If there is something to learn from a challenging situation, I embrace it. But if it’s just a curve ball, I face it and try to forget about it.
Everyone is subjected to negative vibes and conversations from those around them in some way. I don’t let it bother me, but everyone has off days from time to time.

10. what inspired you to become a writer.

My software job paid well, but my soul’s health was deteriorating, so I needed to do something to please my soul. That’s when I picked up my pen.

11. What is the problem that every writer like you faces.

A) Persist in your efforts despite the lack of immediate success and financial gain.

B) Persuade oneself to stick to principles and work alone.

C) Hear doubts about your work from family, friends, and foes.

12. What advice you will give to your younger self. Also to the other writers, who want to make their career in this field.

Writing with passion and impulsive energy is great, but dedication and discipline will help.

13. Message for your fans and followers.

I can’t wait to meet and get to know each of you.

Smitha kulkarni First Book :

What will her debut novel be about?

Smitha’s first novel (which she is still working on) deals with chasing dreams, following one’s passion, dealing with depression, friendship, humor, suspense, love, and serving society. The book is going to be a romantic inspirational fiction novel. It contains all of the elements necessary to hold the reader’s attention until the very last page.

This book is intended for a broad audience because everyone was once an innocent child, a compelled student, a lover, a friend, and a dreamer.

To say it’s the story of a small-town boy, Samay Raghuveer Pant, who becomes an engineer and enters the corporate world to please his culture, which includes his parents; but it’s also the story of millions of people who feel strangled and keep saying, “I want to do this in my life,” “I wish I had been this,” “I wish I had achieved it,” and so on.

Popular quotes of Smitha kulkarni:

“Those who chased big dreams: While losing their inner peace, Were left with the broken piece. Those who chased for inner peace While dreaming big, Were given the universe!”

“Heart is a precious gemstone – Unique, radiant & strong Don’t spend it on unworthy who thinks it is a fragile piece of glass Invest on the chisels who carve it.”

One day You’ll sail back here to spot me I’ll be the same steady stone Controlling the flow of water While you were getting carried away Like a fancy paper boat

Some losses in life light a fire under our spirits. However, those ashes must become a storm & incarnate your soul into a more powerful form, greater than ever before.

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