Sudhir Tiku is not your regular writer. A seasoned automation expert and Certified Futurist based in Singapore, Sudhir is known in the business world as the Vice President for Asia Pacific and China at Bosch Singapore. With more than 20 years of experience at global giants like GE, Tyco, and Tata Honeywell, he has held leadership roles across continents.
But beyond his corporate titles lies a deep thinker—a man with a passion for history, ethics, and the written word.
A Story That Crosses Time and Feeling
His debut novel, Life Stolen, has struck a chord with readers who crave depth in fiction. The book is a layered tale that moves through great historical moments—from the burning of the Library of Alexandria to the destruction of Kashmir’s Sun Temple. It’s not just about events; it’s about the people caught in them.
At the heart of it is Asvin, a character whose life feels both ancient and modern, both personal and universal. His story touches on love, distance, friendship, and sacrifice—all wrapped in a tone that feels real and raw.
Why Sudhir’s Writing Stands Out
What makes Sudhir’s work different is how he brings together his understanding of systems, technology, history, and society, and connects them with simple, honest emotion. His background in AI Ethics from the London School of Economics and his talks at TEDx platforms across Asia Pacific reflect his concern about the human side of progress.
This unique mix of technical insight and emotional depth makes Life Stolen more than just fiction—it’s a reflection on life’s bigger questions.
Praise and Recognition
In 2023, Sudhir was named among the Top 50 Most Influential Authors by Delhi Wire. His work has also been covered by major platforms such as Deccan Herald, Mid-Day, and The Telegraph. For a debut author, such recognition speaks volumes about the kind of impact his book is making.
Final Word
Sudhir Tiku is proof that powerful stories can come from unexpected places. His novel isn’t just for lovers of history—it’s for anyone who has paused to reflect on life, loss, and meaning. Life Stolen is not loud or flashy. It’s calm, sharp, and full of quiet power.
This is a writer to watch—and a book worth reading.
