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A Love Story Written Across Carter Road

The Café Across Carter Road is a contemporary Mumbai romance about two strangers, a little library café, and the unexpected ways love finds its way into our lives.

Set against the streets of Bandra and Carter Road, this is a story of slow-burn romance, family, dreams, unfinished conversations, and finding someone who makes an ordinary city feel a little more like home.

The Cafe Across Carter Road book by award-winning Indian author Yash Gadade

“Across Carter Road, the promenade was nearly empty. A few joggers. An elderly couple walking slowly beside the sea. A street dog asleep beneath a bench.”

The Café Across Carter Road

Not your typical Bombay love story. A slow-burn romance told across two timelines.

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The book is called the cafe across carter road

Not your typical love story

Some love stories begin with a glance. This one begins across Carter Road.

Adi notices her from across Carter Road, a stranger beneath a yellow umbrella, while he sits with a blank manuscript and too many unfinished thoughts.

Then she walks into the café where he writes every evening.

The Café Across Carter Road is a contemporary Mumbai love story about unexpected connections, unfinished stories, family, friendship, and the kind of love that quietly changes the way you see a city.

A Love Story Set in Mumbai

From Carter Road and Bandra to a little library café, experience Mumbai through a story where the city becomes part of the romance.

Readers Who Love Romance

If you love stories about missed chances, meaningful conversations & complicated families, this one is for you.

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Yash Gadade is an Indian creator, writer, marketer, and storyteller whose work spans music, literature, marketing communication, and cultural commentary. His creative journey began with music, releasing his first original track on Spotify before expanding into writing

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