Not Just another story, but the one to steal your heart…
Just not because it comes from Siddhartha Bahri, but the
reason is… there could have been many Aditya(s) but this pigeon spoke it out.
Circumstances and of course uncertainties give birth to the
profound professions after a lot of research though, but our protagonist Aditya
just enters one when he exits a pub… A
gigolo is definitely a term for fancies but they are human too…
Life… that’s what we call, needs to be lived more than the
morals, societal influences or anything else! And thus ‘Life was just perfect
again, even though Aditya was obsessed with work and money.’( though most of it
came from where it should not have)
Coming to the story, it’s about two people, from different
places and different background meet at a tender age, and then they have their
own destinies… but as they say The Homing pigeons always come back to their
mates… Aditya and Radhika make us believe them.
Simple, involving and catchy, this book is one level up… it’s
not describing sex or soft porn… its actually describing the other unseen
aspects of why things happen or can happen…
“Most complications occur when the vocabulary is enhanced to
include words like guilt, morals and cheating… ignorance is definitely more
blissful” says Sid rightly.
The restructuring, the consequences and further coming out
of those might have been an experience for all the recession hits of the scary
2008, I have witnessed many around, but bringing out something like this is a
work of a genius.
From the plot, to simplicity… and words to design of the cover
page… this book tempts. I am glad that I read this one. Will recommend this to all those who like to
read… I won’t rate it… I bet anyone who reads this would fall in love with Life
again.
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