Title : Love Lasts Forever
Author : Ramya Mishra Pandey
Blurb:
Jai, a professional with an MNC marries lshita (every mother-in-law’s nightmare). He is a sober, steady young man whereas she is intelligent, bold, carefree, fun-loving with a delightful approach to life. From being shocked at her crazy antics, Jai progresses to falling in love with her only to lose her in the terrorist attack in Mumbai. The book keeps the reader enthralled. It ends with the thought that love lasts forever as all the happy memories of good times shared, stay forever.
Review:
The story basically demonstrates the value of love and the curse of destiny that followed when the protagonists are about to start a new journey.With some bumpy and chirpy moments of life, and through a strange phase of marriage characters take care of the reader to a good extent.
The story-line is not extra-ordinary, but yes, I can say that it serves something more than the ordinary story-line. Some interesting events and episodes are lined up for the readers which a reader specially a novice one would love to go with, as her way of narration is very simple and easy to comprehend.
The spice authoress has injected in the story is what takes reader along with it. The opposite character of protagonists is what maintains the crispiness of the story. Some incidents are hilarious where some touches the boundary. At places, irrelevant events are found which could be filled by some more humorous events using the two strong characters.
The story is bound to limited characters and the characterization is done in a pretty good manner. The protagonists of the story, Jai and Ishita, the way author has portrayed their nature is very beautifully done. Reader can relate to the story and feel the moments at some places.
The end will surely make reader dive into the pool of emotions. It was touchy and it might bring some tears on your eyes. As after so much of bubbliness and fun, this comes as a thunderbolt that changes the direction of the story. The end surely leaves a long lasting impact.Atlast, the authoress will not just leave you by narrating the story, she tries to send a message to the readers, a valuable one which most of all, fails to learn.
One can easily complete this book in 3-4 hours.
A NICE AND LIGHT-READ!
Rating: 3.3/5
Reviewer : Shweta Kesari