In an age where the written word is increasingly reduced to pixels and keystrokes, Piyush Goel dares to slow down, pick up his pen, and write history — in reverse. Known across the nation as the Mirror Image Man of India, Goel has created a body of work so rare, so disciplined, that it reads like a reflection of both literature and life itself.
The Birth of a Unique Vision
Born in 1967, Piyush Goel never set out to be extraordinary. But his mind refused to follow convention. A mathematician by passion, a thinker by habit, and a creator by instinct, Goel always searched for new ways to express human potential. That search led him to mirror image writing — a craft where entire books are handwritten in reverse, legible only when held up to a mirror.
It was not a gimmick. It was an act of discipline, patience, and innovation. And it changed his life forever.
A Needle That Changed Literature
The world first took notice in 2012. Goel accomplished what few could even imagine: rewriting Harivansh Rai Bachchan’s Madhushala entirely in mirror image, but with a needle instead of a pen. Stroke by stroke, he etched words backwards until the book stood complete — a world record and a literary marvel in one.
This was not just writing. It was meditation. It was proof that creativity knows no boundaries.
Reversing the Classics
Goel’s passion soon turned toward India’s most sacred and celebrated texts. Among his masterpieces are:
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The Bhagavad Gita – A mirrored scripture of timeless wisdom.
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Sundara Kanda (Ramcharitmanas) – A reflective retelling of Hanuman’s devotion and courage.
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Sai Satcharitra – Sai Baba’s teachings mirrored in devotion.
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Durga Saptashati – The power of the goddess, written in reflection.
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Meri Ikyavan Kavitayein – Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s poetic legacy, preserved backwards yet powerfully forward-looking.
Each book took months of patience, each page a testament to persistence. Together, they form a library unlike any in the world.
More Than Just an Author
While his mirrored works have won him fame, Piyush Goel’s identity cannot be confined to a single title. He is:
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A Motivational Author – His book Sochana too Padega hi features 110 original motivational thoughts, igniting fresh perspectives for readers.
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A Mathematician & Researcher – His three international research papers highlight his analytical brilliance.
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A Cartoonist – Using humor and sharp sketches to reflect society’s truths.
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A Cricket Umpire – Known for honesty and discipline on the field.
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A Corporate Veteran – With 25+ years of industry experience, balancing structure with imagination.
Awards & Accolades
His unmatched innovations have earned him the Holder Republic Award and coverage in leading publications like Hindustan Times, Amar Ujala, and Dainik Bhaskar. These recognitions are not just honors — they are affirmations that his reflective journey resonates with people across fields.
A Story for Our Times
In today’s world, where speed often takes priority over substance, Piyush Goel’s life offers a pause. His mirror image books remind us that true innovation requires patience, persistence, and perspective. They prove that even the most unconventional paths can lead to timeless impact.
As he continues to write — backwards yet forward-looking — Piyush Goel’s story reflects not only words but values: discipline, creativity, and devotion. He is a reminder that sometimes the greatest way to move ahead is to dare to look at life in reverse.
About Piyush Goel
Piyush Goel is a world record–holding Indian author, mathematician, motivational writer, and artist, renowned for his mirror image manuscripts of India’s greatest texts. With contributions in literature, mathematics, motivation, and art, he continues to inspire new generations to embrace patience, creativity, and fearless originality.
