Spicy bites of Biryani- (has got nothing to do with the
recipe ;) ) the book is just about screwing up your life yourself… and then
getting the best when you expect the least.
The story traces the lives of
four, thirty something friends - simple yet catchy language, well researched
writing based on not-to-technical but an easy flowing everyday life, and that it could be the story of the people living
in neighbouhood who may face the ups and
downs depending upon the people around, friends, family, in-laws, colleagues, ex-es…
it keeps the reader involved.
The female protagonist Aditi, is
a girl with whom any present day urban girl can relate. Anyone and everyone may
want to be like her, only if one has the guts… she is bold enough to be herself
publically which others may dream of being… under covers.
Sanjay, the millionaire
protagonist also is good enough to convey the message that money isn’t
everything honey… there’s something more to life…
It’s a story about a relationship
and not fortunes or reputations; it has something to do with one’s desires and
one’s existence as a true-self.
A fairytale feeling does emerge
at times… for the normal human beings do have grudges and complaints but, our
protagonists are too good to be real.
The first time author was very
well able to maintain the fine line of difference between soft p**n and romance
and I would love to term this as one of the most romantic stories from the
budding contemporary authors. I could happily give up on my four hours of sleep
at night just to finish this up in one go…
I would recommend this as a must
read for all those who prefer a light reading… Go Grab your Copy…
Thanks Arpita. Loved your review.
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