In the quaint town of Salbari, nestled in the scenic foothills of Darjeeling, a rising star named Samir Sharma illuminated the artistic landscape. A musician by profession, Samir was not content with confining his creativity to melodies alone; he ventured into the realm of poetry, weaving verses that danced between the rhythmic beats of songs, the brevity of haikus, and the soulful cadence of ghazals. Samir's poetic journey culminated in his debut Nepali poetry collection, a literary tapestry entitled "Chupchap Ishwar," which is published by Buk Ant, Salbari. Within its pages, he unfurls a spectrum of emotions and thoughts, exploring themes that ranged from the delicate nuances of love to the weighty matters of societal concerns. His words bear witness to a keen observer, a poet with a purpose. In the lines of "Chupchap Ishwar," Samir's pen transforms into a sword, striking against the walls of hypocrisy and the misuse of power. The collection resonates with a profound critique of a system that exploits its people, and his verses carry the weight of indignation against the injustices woven into the fabric of society. Sharma's anger reverberates through the stanzas, finding its echo in the hearts of those who dared to read between the lines. As a social media influencer, he wields not only a pen but also the power of pixels and bytes, leveraging his platform to bring his poetry to the digital forefront. Through this intersection of art and activism, Samir strongly wishes to ignite conversations, stir emotions, and provoke introspection.