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Sonali Sharma
@authorsonali · 0:41
In conversation with Amey Birade 📚Ft. Mythology and Avatars
Come tune in today evening at seven to make your weekend more better with today's will where we will be talking with AMA Birade, the author of Adidas and Unknown avdar. See you in the evening
Sonali Sharma
@authorsonali · 0:46
Hello and good evening everyone. How's your weekend going? Come, let's make it more interesting by today's. Swell. Today we will be having some insightful conversation around mythology with Amai Baradi, the author of the book Adidas. AMA is a student of 8th grade. He studies at New Bombay City School in Mumbai. He loves writing, making comics, creating art, giving speeches and researching historic and mythological facts. He draws his inspiration from Stanley, an American comic book writer
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:44
Hello and good evening. So basically I am 13 years old, living in Mumbai. I have already published three books before this one. I am studying in New Bombay City School. My favorite subjects in school are history, civics, geography, science and English. My hobbies are to read books, drawing, making comics, playing football and researching about histories and Indian or Greek. I got into writing field when I used to read Marvel Comics and got interested in it a lot
Sonali Sharma
@authorsonali · 0:31
Ah. Quite commendable, am I? At the age of 13, you are doing so many things that, you know, students and children just look forward what hobbies they have or what is something new that can learn. And you are, like very much ahead of them. So, firstly, congratulations on your book and for the rest of your books as well. So, coming to your current book, Adidave, what made you choose this title and what is the significance behind it?
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:36
You. Thank you for your comment. And the question that why the title Adida and what is the significance of it is that everybody knows that Lord ishnu is having total ten Avtars. But then I thought why not? There has to be a totally fictional Avtar with my perspective I created my own Avtar who is unknown to anyone but he is having his own emotions, own family, own depth and own feelings
Mayuri Kannan
@mayurikannan · 0:22
Hello AMI. So I'm mauri. I'm a law student. So my question to you is how do you manage your studies along with all these activities? Like you have written books all. So how do you manage your time along with these activities which you do?
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:16
I always plan to write books in summer, as in school. There are summer vacations and I practice writing stories. Or I manage time after completing studies and before the dinner. So there is a time gap for me to write
Sonali Sharma
@authorsonali · 0:33
That sounds quite interesting. Creating a fictional character of yours with some touch of reality and blending it with the modern situations. Well, this reminds me of another question which resonates with your book. Like what were the difficulties you faced while writing your book, especially with respect to Adidas, since it is into mythology and fiction. So what were the difficulties with respect to describing the characters, allotting their personality traits and building the entire plot?
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:30
Difficulties for writing the book defines what if a writer writing a book without living in his fictional world, which he is writing in his book? So there were no difficulties for me, just we have to practice writing. But there was a difficult thing for me when I was practicing to write in six years old was to maintain the flow of story. If you have to write a book with no difficulties practicing but another main thing is to visualize the story in front of you
Hello, Emmy. I am Kavya. And I am a psychology student. And I heard that you enjoy writing books and that's really impressive. And I'm curious to know more about your writing journey. And I really want to know about what type of books you like to you like to write. And do you have any favorite genre or any theme that you often explore in your stories?
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:26
Writing journey for me started at six years old. I wrote my first six page story called Akman and this mythological character I am planning to implement in my second Adidas book. As this book is the part one of whole series and my favorite genre are Science Fiction, mythology and adventure books
Sonali Sharma
@authorsonali · 0:26
Ah, that sounds like a seamless procedure to follow the writing patterns. So why did you choose to write in mythological fiction? And Adidive? Like, he is the main protagonist of your story, but what are the other characters and which character is your favorite? So, yeah, like, if you could elaborate a bit on your book for our audience, they would understand about the book in a better form
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:34
My favorite characters of this book are of course Adidev but some others are also favorite like Boogiemen which are demonic type creatures who kills brutally to many people. Boogiemen are evil armies of this world who are first starting to capture Kerala state and then they are planning to capture the whole world. Boogieman is an interesting concept in Greek mythology. You can read more about them in this book
Like, many like to listen to songs, they like to read books, they like to dance, they like to whatever they perceive, and like, interest in mythology and many other things as well. But what was that one thing that made you go, like, yeah, I can write too? You said that you thought that. Why can't I create my own avatar? So what was the the main thing that made you think like that?
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:38
I read many books of Indian authors. They are also creating their own fictional world with some real life God. But I think that there are only few authors who are creating their original characters in Indian mythology. My interest in mythology grew when I first read a book of Kevin Misal called Narasima Vishnu of Tar which changed my perspective. That how can authors blend the mythology with some fictional elements. Also we were used to read tales folklore in childhood. That is also a reason that creates my interest
A very good evening to you amey. I am Kadambari Gupta and I would like to congratulate you for your book Adidas. The title looks very interesting and promising and I am so happy that at such a 13 years of age you have started writing and I have got into a nostalgia trip as I was also in class AIDS when I started writing my poems
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:28
Thank you for this heartwarming message. And you said that when you will write books in Hindi language in future. So yes, I am planning to write in Hindi language soon. And first I am planning to complete this mythological cities. And after that I am thinking to write my ethological series in Hindu to
Sonali Sharma
@authorsonali · 0:42
Boogieman sam Squirtly, an interesting name with a bit of suspense. So let's talk about what was the life shift or the perspective shift that you got after publishing your debut book versus after publishing Adidas, like journey back while publishing your first book and since I think this is your third or fourth book, right? So what is the difference that you have seen in yourself or a change that you have seen in your personality after publishing your four books?
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:31
I saw that how authors of any age can write their book like child, teenage, adult, anybody can write in this digitalized world now readers are having many opportunities to read like there are having many apps, many books are available mainly in kindle now there are many best publishing houses with great facilities which they provide. Readers can read any book they want now they can't even have to go library for it
Prabha Iyer
@PSPV · 2:10
Do they say that you have to improve in your studies or because you are writing books, you are spending much time in that or what kind of teachers do you have? Are they very supportive? And what do your friends say? Are they encouraging you to do so? Because at this age rate I think you will become very famous writer in future. All the best dear. Take care
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:30
No. Firstly, my parents don't say to not spend much time in writing as I can handle it easily. And as I said that I write books only in summer vacations. I write also short stories but it take only less time. Like in ten to 15 minutes it get completed and everybody's support like my friends and supportive teachers. And also the parents
Charvi Dhiran
@charvi24 · 0:44
Hi, Amey. So I was listening to this interview, and I am so very inspired by your story and how amazing it is that how bold and brave you are. The way you talk, your vocabulary is all so very inspiring. I just have one question that when you got into the writing field, what made you want to publish a book? What made you believe in yourself and go out there at such a young age to publish a book? Because there are writers out there
Amey Birade
@Amey · 0:36
My way to publish book starts when I heard author interviews, when they inspired many young generations to write. Writing is a main and good part in our lives. As the writing improves our vocabulary and how to write paragraphs, essays it also improves how we have to talk with a person. Yes, that. Stuff like that we can learn. That why writing is important in our life
Sonali Sharma
@authorsonali · 0:34
Well, that's true. With the age of digitalization, many things have been quite easy and seamless to work on. So, coming to the last question, firstly, I would like to thank you for coming over and sharing some valuable insights around your book, around your life and mythology. And I wish you all the very best for future interviewers. So, over to the last question
Amey Birade
@Amey · 1:17
So thank you so much for inviting me as I have a wonderful time to reply on everyone's comment. So my top and favorite three reads of me are they are also fictional books because I mainly read only fictional. So some top three reads are first, the Orbit book second, Harry Potter series. Third, Ram Chandra series. Yes. So these are top three reads because these three books creates a fictional world which is very interesting and inspiring. The language of these books are also very means
Jaya Sharma
@jayasharma · 0:50
Hello Amey. I am Jaya Sharma. Congratulations to you for publish your book. Adida, I am not asking any question to you. I really surprised to see your talent. You are really very talented. If we trust to God so we should believe in God's. Creation, rebirth and people's predestined. You are a beautiful creation of God. Your mother, father are really very lucky for this. I also congratulate them and best wishes for your future. Bright future. Thank you