In the Spotlight: Sarwar Alam in Media & News
Explore news features, media coverage, and public appearances highlighting Sarwar Alam’s journey as a thought leader, author, and change-maker.
Recognized Among India’s Literary Voices – A Milestone in My Journey
In a proud and humbling moment, my literary journey received national recognition when Deccan Herald—one of India’s leading publications—featured me in an article titled “Discover India’s Diverse Literary Voices and Their Books.”
This feature wasn’t just about my book, Bihari Boy in Kerala, but a celebration of stories that transcend regions, bridge cultures, and echo real human emotions. Being included among India’s diverse and promising authors reaffirmed my belief that authentic storytelling has the power to travel across hearts and geographies.
From a small village in Bihar to being featured in a national daily—this moment stands as a reminder that dreams do come true when driven by purpose and perseverance.
Author Times Chronicles Sarwar Alam’s Journey of Dreams, Grit, and Literary Brilliance
In a powerful feature, Author Times recently spotlighted my journey in a beautifully articulated article titled “Sarwar Alam’s Journey of Dreams, Challenges, and Passions: Magnum Opus ‘Bihari Boy in Kerala’”.
The story captures the essence of my transformation—from a small-town dreamer in Bihar to a recognized author, business leader, and public voice. It dives deep into the soul of my debut novel Bihari Boy in Kerala, illustrating how lived experiences, cultural shifts, and inner resolve shaped the narrative.
This article is more than a profile—it’s a testament to passion, perseverance, and purpose. I’m truly grateful to Author Times for showcasing the real story behind the storyteller.
Filmy Charcha Says: ‘Bihari Boy in Kerala’ Deserves a Movie Adaptation
In an exciting highlight, Filmy Charcha featured Bihari Boy in Kerala among the Indian books that deserve to be adapted into films. The article, titled “Bollywood, Are You Listening? These Books Need to Be Movies,” recognizes the novel’s cinematic potential, emotional depth, and cultural richness.
As an author, this acknowledgment reaffirms my belief in the story’s universal appeal and visual strength. Bihari Boy in Kerala was written from the heart, and to see it now being imagined for the big screen is both humbling and thrilling.
Big thanks to Filmy Charcha for this shoutout that bridges literature and cinema!