The Boy With A Broken Heart: Durjoy Datta

Hello!!

Here is the review of the another book of : Durjoy Datta ,

 by - Bhavesh...

As on my last blog I shared the review of the book "The boy who loved" and so for this time I thought of shairing the review of next part of that novel , which is - " The boy with a broken heart".

After reading that novel "The boy who loved" I was left with some unanswered questions and so I  was very eagerly waiting for the release of the next part soon. When I got to know about the date of release of this novel I hurriedly ordered it without wasting a second. And this time thanks to amazon for their fast service, because of which I got the book in next three days from it's release.

Book Title : The Boy With A Broken Heart

Author : Durjoy Datta

Format : Paper Back

No. of Pages : 327

Language : English

Publisher : Penguin India

Publishing Date : 27th November 2017

Overview

It's been two years since Raghu left his first love , Brahmi , on the edge of the roof one fateful night. He couldn't save her, he couldn't be with her. Having lost everything , Raghu now wants to stay hidden from the world.

However, the annoyingly persistent Advaita finds his elusiveness very attractive. And the more he ignores her , the more she's drawn to him till she bulldozes her way into an unlikely friendship. What attracts at first , begins to grate. Advaita can't help but wants to know what Raghu has left behind , what he's hiding , and who broke his heart. She wants to love him back to life, but for that she needs to know what wrecked him in the first place.

After all, the antidote to heartache is love...

Book has been described perfectly which creates alacrity among readers to read this book. Cover as well as Title of the book is catchy, truly great.

While reading this book you will start living it and connect yourself with the book. Language is simple and easy to understand. Plot of the book is amazing and characterization of every character built up in the book is awesome.Book is not too long and it is very well connected which makes it a best read. It is a combination of friendship, love, trust , sacrifice and life.

The Boy With A Broken Heart, the sequel to The Boy Who Loved, is now is now up on pre-order. (: https://t.co/JyJreoytZJ pic.twitter.com/fPqqACOl7z

— Durjoy Datta (@durjoydatta) September 24, 2017

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The Boy Who Loved : By Durjoy Dutta

Hey and once again welcome to all...

Bhavesh here, back with another review of  a very popular novel of year 2017.

This time I have the book of another very popular Indian writer other than Chetan Bhagat, and might you all are familiar with him if you are crazy about reading the novels. He's none other than Durjoy Datta. I really like his way of composing the story.

It was the time of mid June when I got this novel . One of my friend has ordered it  after one week  from the date of it's release from flipkart and when he finished it he suggested me to read it and so I borrowed the novel from him.

Title: The Boy Who Loved

Author: Durjoy Datta

Publisher: Penguin Random House India

Date Published: May 25th  2017

Language: English

Number of Pages: 280

Genre: Romance

"This is just not a Love Story. It is much more than that."

A story of a boy who contemplates suicide. A story of a boy who loved with a backdrop of Indian middleclass consumed with their fanatism for their religion and Hindu-Muslim issue. A story that’s gloomy enough to linger in your thoughts for long. A story that’s thoughtful, beautiful and painful. The story also deals with some social issues of religion, the life of a depressed teenager and his suicidal tendencies and also with the very common problem of every family the generation gap.

Overview

Well, this story has Raghu Ganguly. Raghu likes to show that there is nothing remarkable about his life. loving middle class parents, an elder brother he looks up to, and plans to study in an IIT. And that's how he wants things to seem normal.

 But deep down inside, he has grown silent after watching his friend drowning in a swimming pool before his eyes. Though he died naturally, this chap Raghu believes that he has killed him cold-bloodedly. Then, he meets Brahmi with whom he falls in love. Their story moves on but quite slowly. At times, many issues begin surrounding the characters of this book – mainly social issue. For example, Raghu’s brother wants to marry a Muslim girl. The characters are given in a situation but the author has not provided enough background information about them. They are more into actions and situations without credible sweeps. At times, the story also looks fractured. The book is everything but romantic. Many a time, as a reader, you may feel that the novel literally has been pushed into dark abysses of life.

Writing as usual is common. Of course, this book is better than his previous light romance books. He wanted to evolve as a writer with this book but he missed on many aspects…like narration, grip, pace, and climaxes. And especially the climax as it is very uneasy for the reader to accept it and the writer leaves you with some questions at last, and the answer to those questions are in the second part of this book which is...

"THE BOY WITH A BROKEN HEART"

This was already mentioned by the author during the release of first part that this book gonna have next part too.

Read this novel if you got some interest after reading this review and let me know about your review in comments.