Payal Johri
Words that best describe me: insane, fun-loving, ambitious, wanderer, a believer. Nothing can stop me from achieving what I want, and optimism and a perfect cup of coffee is what keeps me going, in the long run. I am a chirpy, affectionate, extrovert girl with a knack for writing, and firmly believe in making a difference through my words. Read, write, sleep, repeat, is the only mantra that I ceremoniously like to follow.
Stories by Payal Johri
Fiction
I left seeking something that I had lost long back
Fiction
You were an imagination but a heartfelt reality
Fiction
My love was never lopsided. It was never
Life
Those Backspaces
Fiction
Together Forever but Lost Forever
Life
Love, today, day after
Life
The Positivity of Negativity
Life
An open letter to my younger self
Issues
Why it takes a lot to speaking up against the...
Fiction
That Unfulfilled Wish
Hypocrisy
Hello! Abuses Are Not The Coolest Things To Be Addressed...
Fiction
The Most Beautiful Chapter Of My Life
Walk The Talk
The Mockery Of Sedition Law
Art & Culture
Fading Values Of Written Expressions In The Generation Of Internet
Uncategorized
Can Something As Noble As Humour Be Intolerable?
Conspiracy
The ‘Burhanic’ State Of Kashmir
Hypocrisy
The Evolution And Confusing State Of Fellow Country People
World
Triple Talaq: A 3 Second Silence
Hypocrisy
The Comfort Bound Intellects And Their Chauvinistic Approach
Conspiracy
Human Trafficking: A Call To Moral Panic That Evolved Scars...
Life
The Counterview For Realisation To Step Out Of Pretension On...
Conspiracy
B-Town Feuds: A Media Stunt Or A Loss To The...
Hypocrisy
Feminism: A Set Of Beliefs Or Just A Piece Of...
Living
Breakups Are A Sad And Speedy Reality, Don’t Let It...
Life
An Open Letter To The Voice Of Radio: ‘Don’t Judge...
Fiction
Because I Love Him And I Know He Loves Me...
Fiction
The Countless Silent Whispers With Coffee, To Him!
Fiction
The Broken Reality
Fiction
Myriad Dreams, Unchosen Living
Our Latest Stories
Reel and Real
Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear
Living
The Fascinating Lives of Hungry Voyeurs
Fiction
A teacup and a plate of cookies
Learning
Writing’s Power to Deceive
Living
On the other side of the work-from-home culture
Think
The business of taking sides
Figuring the thin line between life and work for the Generation O
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