S.V. Pranav Nandan, born and raised in the vibrant city of Trivandrum, Kerala, is a philosopher at heart with a degree in Philosophy from Madras Christian College. A dreamer with a vision to one day change the world, His first book, Look at the Moon, is a testament to his belief in writing that comes straight from the soul, unfiltered by formalities like rhyme schemes, alliteration, or hyperbole. He believes in pure expression and not in soulless concepts.

Currently working on his second book, Pranav continues to craft his words with the same authenticity, driven by a desire to inspire others and leave a lasting imprint on the world. Despite being surrounded by a strict father, a beautiful mother, and a loving brother, Pranav’s true calling lies in his words—words that, as he proudly declares, come “from the soul and the soul alone.”

When he’s not penning his next masterpiece, Pranav indulges in his passions for boxing, chess, and motorcycling—because why not be a poet who can pack a punch?

Oh, and in case you’re wondering, Pranav finds it awkward to write about himself in the third person, but that hasn’t stopped him from giving you a glimpse into his life. Through this blog, he hopes to leave a piece of himself online—authentic, unpolished, and unmistakably Pranav.