Manisha’s journey into storytelling started when she used to go to school. During this time, his interest in poetry increased while entering the writing world. After completing his graduation from Maharaja Agrasen College, Delhi University, his writing got a new dimension in the year 2021, when he started writing his stories on Prakriti – an online platform for readers and writers.
However, her literary journey took a beautiful turn when she joined the widely popular Pocket FM’s online reading platform – Pocket Novels. Switching platforms gave them better financial returns and the opportunity to reach a wider audience.
Initially Manisha’s earning from copying was Rs 12,000-13,000 per month. At the same time, with Pocket Novel it has increased by 2.5 times, which is now a minimum of Rs 30,000. Not only this, they also have the opportunity to increase their earnings through revenue-sharing with Pocket Novels.
Currently, Manisha is writing two thriller novels, namely ‘Dil Yeh Mane Na’ and ‘Samjhaute Ki Shaadi’. She considers her art as more than a passion. She sees writing as a profession that gives her satisfaction.
Talking about her journey with Pocket Novels, Manisha Jha said, “For me, writing is not just an art but it is a profession which is legitimate and provides satisfaction to the mind. Pocket Novels are my It has become a medium to transform passion into a sustainable livelihood, which has opened doors to income for me.”
This success is not only for Manisha, but through this it is increasing the pride of her entire family. Manisha’s father works in the private sector and mother is a housewife. As such, they are now able to contribute to the household expenses, which takes their passion up several notches.
Manisha Jha has become an example for the readers. He has proved that each and every word of the article can pave the way not only for us but also for better income. Manisha Jha envisions a future where her storytelling abilities will not only fulfill her dreams but also become a source of inspiration for aspiring writers across the country.
