“Parag, read ‘I too had a love story’. I’ll touch your heart” said Sanjay. And being a fond reader that was enough to ignite me. That was it. I caught the bookstore, Crosswords Kandiwali, as soon as possible and bought it. It is a very peculiar thing with the readers that they will buy a book of ten bucks even if it requires you to shell out 100 getting it.
Believe me it really touched my heart coz after the love story by Erich Segal this was the only one which invoked tears i.e. emotions within me. I felt like can I do something to help these guys?
Ravin(der) and Khushi were in love. Thanks to shaadi.com which made them connect. They were made for each other kind of couple and best part was that their families also agreed to the thing. Thus, engagement was just near the horizon. But, as always, there is a turning point in the story without which the novel could not make as novel.
This is the worst part in the story. Your heart gets full of mercy, even if, had you been an emotionless murderer, for that matter Hitler. Khushi leaves Ravin without thinking of a coming again in his life just before the engagement. Also she was not going to come back either to him or her family. No, not because she don’t want to come back but because she’s no more here in this very world to come back. She has died.
This story is very romantic of its kind. Indeed, it lacks pace. But that can be pardoned looking at the seriousness of the story. If you are in love or gonna be in love or just wanna be in love, this is the book which you should read.
Price is 100/- and available anywhere across India.
Here is the link for Ravin’s website. Go through the reviews.
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