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The Teenage Hustle is not just a book.
It’s a revolution written in rhyme.
A journey born in the bylanes of Bhopal, where pain met poetry, and a 17-year-old boy turned his scars into sentences.

Penned by Rehan Ahmed, a rising Urdu poet and scriptwriter, this memoir-in-motion captures the chaos of growing up in a world that demands success but rarely hears the silence of a struggler. From hiding tears behind classroom desks to commanding stages with verses that shook hearts, Rehan takes readers through every breath of his transformation.

But this is not just a story of art. A vow to reclaim a lost legacy.
To rise from ink to income.
To turn broken dreams into blueprints.

From emotional poems and raw confessions to real estate dreams and a burning desire to restore his grandfather Riyaz Ahmed Sahab’s land—The Teenage Hustle is both a heartbreak and a hope in hardcover.

For anyone who’s ever felt too young to be taken seriously, too broken to begin, or too honest to fit in—this book is your anthem.