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 Till now I have published two short stories in my blog. 

"The Charismatic Superstar" is the first short story and it shows that people are not what they appear to be. Last year we had a great brouhaha about the prevalence of drugs in the Bollywood film industry. Appearances are always deceptive. But the fans still line up for the autograph of their favorite movie star. It is the fans who make a person a superstar. 

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