Tuesday, May 16, 2017

BOOK REVIEW:-COMING BACK HOME BY ANURADHA PRASAD

Coming back home is a life motivating story. It shows how you have to be still down to earth when you are flying high in your life.

Author-Anuradha Prasad
Publisher-leadstart Publishing

Blurb-Arpita is on top of the world! After all she was the fresh face of Ponds India and had snubbed the casting couch of Bollywood to land a Leading role in the small screen’s most popular channel. Life never looked more beautiful! Riku is a small town man with handsome looks and big-time Bollywood dreams. He has no ethics and is raring to make it at any cost! Unable to bag big movies as a main lead he ends up accepting a romantic role opposite Arpita on small screen. Betrayed by her own innocence, she finds herself abandoned by her dream man and cannot fathom which is more painful? Whether her failed relationship or her vanishing career! Riku makes it to the dizzying heights of stardom after leaving her. Beaten and broken Arpita has to make it again to even exist in a ruthless industry that only celebrates success. It is a savage ordeal even to have a roof over her head and two square meals! What will happen to her now? Will god punish her forever for making one wrong choice? Will she die in poverty alone? Or fulfill the dreams that she had set out for? One person must trust her to give her a chance. One opportunity must appear to raise her again! Coming Back Home - will carry you through a roller - coaster ride, yet keep you well grounded for inspiration.



Review-

The first thing that you’ll find attractive about this book is its cover. It gives you a faint idea about how the novel is going to read like.It will create a curiosity in the minds of the readers and you will find yourself impatient to read this book.
The story is about a girl 'arpita', who dreams to make it to the big screen and in the way of doing so, she goes with so many obstacles. The story is all about how she makes it to the silver screen and overcome a broken relationship.

Though it's a long book but you won't feel bored on any given page.

The story starts with how arpita falls in love with Riku and Riku uses her to get name and fame and leaves her helpless and hopeless and go for someone else.
The very good thing about the book is it's very descriptive. One can feel every place and thing the author talk about.
It's more like a Indian movie with twist and climax.
It perfectly shows how we should value people and relationships while we are on the top of the world. How hardwork pays off always and everything ends on a good note and if not then it's not the end.
I would like to congratulate Anuradha for this book and wish her luck for her future endeavors.

Rating
Cover-4/5
Story-3.75/5

Overall, you can just pick this book anyway and won't regret.

Coming Back Home






Thursday, March 30, 2017

Hold on

To my
Blog

It's been a very long time that I visited you. I regret that more often!

Aaj Socha kuch likh hi lu ,Aisa waqt ab sayad na aaye wapas.

Recently, with the things happened to me and the things I went through, the graph of life is more likely to be a sine wave more in a negative direction.
I left few people, few people left me,made new friends..aa wait friends? I don't know.

If you go with my experience,I would say never be too harsh on yourself. Being hard on oneself makes you lose your focus. It's like playing billiards .
Ps- I learned so many thing from this game.

You hit the ball too hard and it just bounce back from Pocket and regret being so hard on that shot.
Similarly is with life,I know how it feels to be a failure,I know that feeling of getting lost somewhere and never come back to this crazy bipolar world!
But wait, if you never Comeback how will you live, how will you explore, how would you know why got created you in the first place.

It will pass.. Just know that. No matter how hard it is, it will pass.
The real answers to every question, to every problems, to every situation is to hold on. Hold on tight. You will get your chance to play. You will have the chance to hit the bull's eye and when you do that, there will be no greater feeling.
At the end just as I hold my stick tight and aim at the ball and only give the efforts that's required without being too hard.

I won!