About the Author

Radhika is a paint-aholic, sometimes painting 3 or four 4 pictures a week; and usually, you'll find her in the bathroom, experimenting with different soaps to get paint stains off her shirt. When she's not laughing, talking to her friends over Skype, or chattering away endlessly on the phone, you might find her pranking her friends, painting her nails, or trying to find (being the perfectionist that she is)the perfect shade of paint to use on her latest painting.

Radhika loves listening to music - it is the perfect pastime. Many of her friends (she has a huge social network) love music too. Speaking of her social life - Radhika connects in some way in almost every person that she knows. She has been known to keep up more than one conversation at a time,(having to work her fingers fast on the keyboard) mainly because she just loves to interact with other people!

If she isn't socializing in some way, or drawing a silly design on her hand with a permanent marker
(which she always later regrets) trying to find the perfect thing to write about, then you will be sure to
find her locked in her room for hours, reading a fantastic book.

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