Dec 24, 2012 09:22 PM
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I personally read very less novel and I started reading novel when I was in 2nd BSc accidentaly I find this novels kannada version in my college library.And then reading first 10 15 pages seemed I had wasted my time.But I continued thinking lets me go a bit further cause I was sitting idle one the entry of Khusi is there in the story the book rosed the curiosity and then my grip on the book got more firmed and firmed and I was not able to even convince myself to go to my house even knowing that its already 06:30 in the evng. It itself speaks of the intensity the book generates while going through.
As the story grew I was deeply attatch with the events of it and somewhere somehow started linking with it( I am sure every body have the same feeling when they read the book). The attachment grew by leaps and bounds.
I too had a love story imminence pleasure which u get from the relation had truly being reflected make anyone cry . I too cried like anything and it deep pinched somewhere when u are attached to someone at that one somehow departs or the relationship intensity gets rid off. That pain can be felt but can not the explained it is all Heart sinking affect.
This is a book that touches any heart and could be correlated with out own life. Every line and every word written is so full of emotions, meaning, feel and touching that couldn’t be missed. It is something which would leave behind an impact making you realise how to have a relationship, not to have distances because you never know when god may call off and you will become a lonely part of your own life!!! Its been 2 years since I’ve read the book and still when I think about Khushi and Ravin’s relationship, How things were satin smooth and how suddenly it became wild, I burst into tears, even now my eyes are moist!! It carries a great message!!! All I wished was that It was not a true love story and that it could be undone by making khushi alive!!! To make her fulfil all her dreams of living with Ravin and spending her life with him!!! I jus scolded God for departing them coz if this had to happen he didn’t have to make them fall in love!!! Its a book worth reading and my hearty condolenses to him! but 1 thing is for sure Khushi is always with him!! honestly speaking am a very emotional person but never ever any book hasn’t affected me to this extent..
VERDICT: I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE BOOK BECAUSE U LL HAVE THE STORY OF THE LIFETIME IN WHICH U LL LAUGH , LL GET ATTACHED LINKED, AND LL MAKE CASSELS, LL LIVE EVERY MOMENT OF THE LIFE WITH THE BOOK AND SURELY LL CRY LIKE ANYTHING LIKE U HAVE LOST SOMEONE. DO READ IT DO READ IT .
Book Summary of I Too Had A Love Story:
In his debut novel I Too Had a Love Story, Ravinder Singh explores the relevance of love in a modern setting, where commitment is a term that’s fast finding new definitions.
The book kicks off with the story of Ravin and Khushi, and their unconventional love story that fails to fall prey to general stereotypes. They are two complete strangers with different dreams and goals who meet each other online, in a matrimonial website. What follows next is a journey that reaffirms Ravin’s faith in the magic of love, one that takes them through several emotional highs and lows.
Do Ravin and Khushi confess their feelings and get together?
Will their love, which blossoms through their online conversations, stand the test of time?
Ravinder Singh’s novel is heartwarming mainly because the conversations and characters in the book are rooted in reality, so that every single reader can relate to the story.
About the Author:
Ravinder Singh is one of the rising authors in the Indian literary scene, and he hails from a Sikh family in Odisha.
After his debut novel, he hit the right chords again with his book Can Love Happen Twice in the year 2011.
Ravinder Singh’s writing style is lucid and simple. His books are ideal for light hearted reading.
Born in the year 1982, he initially pursued a career in an IT company, having completed his engineering. He turned to writing after joining ISB for a course in management. Apart from his literary pursuits, Singh is crazy about Punjabi music and is a snooker addict.
