Rubeen Khan

Rubeen Khan (born 10 March 1992), also known as Robin, is an Indian articles, blog, and poetry writer. A music composer, producer, and artistic personality. He has written more than 150 Articles, Poetry, Quotes, Songs, etc., and earned numerous word-wide visitors across the globe. Rubeen has a significant following in the United States, India, Germany, France, Russia and Brazil. Rubeen began his career by working as a research analyst in the year 2010. He started writing poetry through social media in 2011. Early in his career, Rubeen was recognized for creativity in art and artistic graphics design. He then started his music band named RZNR Astron Music in 2015 and launched a series of 30+ online music tracks across 150 online music stores worldwide including songs written by him. He earned critical acclaim for his articles and poetry i.e. "Humans We Don't Know", "Zara Zara", "A Foolproof Plan", "Invention of The Religion", "Zara Sa Jeena", "Ek Soch". His highest-grossing music creations include "Pehli Mulaqaat" (2015). Many of his creations display themes of humanity and our identity, gender, racial, social, and religious differences and grievances. As of now, Rubeen continued writing for his blog RUBEENOGRAPHY contribution to his Astron Music Band and uploaded some of his creations on his YouTube channel. He frequently writes poetry on social topics.

TEN THOUSAND YEARS - A Story of Impossible Love
Since the very beginning of our lives, we are ruled by our surroundings. The power of the universe governs all the rules of every possible life. Hence we are bound to follow the same rule to rule over others consequently. Precisely the way of doing anything is derived from our past even though the incident may have some negative outcomes still…. It works for us at least. One is supposed to follow certain rules to live according to the environment we are born in. But we are free on our own to be an exception so as not to be ruled by someone or something. To explore the unseen, those life-changing truths buried deep inside, waiting to be . . . R E V E A L E D . . .
Rubeen Khan