Trust Me

One of the highly pathetic novels which I chanced upon. I had thought that since Indian authors have come a long way, this will be good but sadly mistaken. Rajashree, the author does not seem to have a sense of how to write the story.
Paro, the protogonist of the story, is characterised as a looser. She befriends a cameraman... goes and gets pregnent and then a abortion, but still cannot get away from thoughts of the chappie. Her boss makes passes at her... she moves out and starts working with a film production as Asst Director... here one stud of a supporting actor woos her and like a typical hindi movie, they live happily ever after........ HOW BORING THE PLOT CAN GET....
Have a drink and hit the bed. Gotta think of ways to recover the money spent on the novel (maybe go and throw this back at the book-seller at New Delhi Rly Stn or ask him to refund atleast part of the money or ask raddiwalah for atleast some good amount of exchange rate)...

Ofcourse I love you till I find someone better

Hi... I had a chance to read this really funny novel by Durjoy Dutta and Maanvi Ahuja yesterday on my way from delhi to baddi and back... I would recommend that all of you read this book... Is written in simple english with specific reference to habits of dilliwalahs... One minor thing... authors have gone beyond Mr. Khushwant Singh and many other after him in usage of expletives...