Breakups are hard. But you know what's more heartbreaking? When you stop living because of one person. When you turn a blind eye to rest of the people in your life – your parents, siblings, and friends. Don't do that. Ask for help. Share your pain. You'd amazed how easily pain vanishes when you share it with people around you. P. S. I use 'ek pe ek muft' quite often. I'm Jab We Met fan. BTW, who isn't? ☺️ #sarusinghal

A post shared by Saru Singhal (@baawri_basanti) on Jun 4, 2018 at 8:50am PDT

The first thing I wrote yesterday was this couplet. I didn't like it much. Then I posted an #InstaStory and asked if it was any good. To my surprise, I got tons of messages in half an hour saying it's good. So I learned a lesson yesterday – when in doubt, ask around. 😊 This is for Shivani and Hrishi – Happy anniversary, guys! And thank you so much for reading my work. @travelwithhrishivani #sarusinghal

A post shared by Saru Singhal (@baawri_basanti) on Jun 7, 2018 at 6:43am PDT

First truth will piss you off and then it sets you free. One of my favorite quotes. And so appropriate with this couplet. #sarusinghal

A post shared by Saru Singhal (@baawri_basanti) on Jun 15, 2018 at 5:53am PDT

I've not written something as cool as this since ages. I need some motivation. Please share your lines and inspire me. Thanks in advance. #sarusinghal

A post shared by Saru Singhal (@baawri_basanti) on May 30, 2018 at 9:16am PDT

I am so excited after writing these lines. I don't endorse smoking but these lines are smoking hot. Pardon my narcissism. 🙈 I have a journalist friend who has a black and white portrait where he is smoking wearing a black suit. So French Noir. This is for him. #sarusinghal

A post shared by Saru Singhal (@baawri_basanti) on Jun 26, 2018 at 6:47am PDT

I've not traveled much on trains. The only long-distance train I took often was Jan Shatabdi from Delhi to Ambala. People who travel frequently on trains have so many stories to share. I've waited a lot on railway crossing while commuting from Ambala to Chandigarh, and even in Ambala as I lived in the suburb and whichever route I took there was a railway crossing on the way to the city. This is my take on trains. Hope you like it. This is for @miss_._lunatic. More power to you, girl. Loads of love! ❤️❤️❤️ #sarusinghal

A post shared by Saru Singhal (@baawri_basanti) on Jun 28, 2018 at 6:51am PDT

The repetition continues. One more couplet on memories. 🙈 I'm keeping my fingers crossed that you will like it. I think the only saving grace is the mention of rain in it. 😊 #sarusinghal

A post shared by Saru Singhal (@baawri_basanti) on Jun 20, 2018 at 7:07am PDT