Durjoy Datta
Paperback | Pages: 289 pages Rating: 3.31 | 1910 Users | 148 Reviews
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| Title | : | Our Impossible Love |
| Author | : | Durjoy Datta |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 289 pages |
| Published | : | January 15th 2016 by Penguin Books Limited |
| Categories | : | Romance. Fiction. Romantic. Contemporary. Love |
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And this one is my impossibly possible review. Well, Durjoy you did seize my heart and never returned following the writings after Till the last breath but,
Such striking concept ruined by crude, naïve, and unrealistic inscriptions. When I glance at the other works I seriously can’t place such drastic change.
The storyline was really good but inferiorly executed. The instant love I picked up for Danish Roy and Ankit Roy is the only thing remained stagnant till the end. I wish I could really connect to Aisha Paul, but the character map kept me distancing away.
I really wish I could have endowed this one with 4 stars.
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| ISBN: | 0143424610 |
Rating Regarding Books Our Impossible Love
Ratings: 3.31 From 1910 Users | 148 ReviewsEvaluate Regarding Books Our Impossible Love
Trust me, I really like reading DD's books but Our Impossible Love (Read Full Review) was a letdown. The book had so much to offer that it all became a chaos. His easy to read narration helps, but is not able to make up completely for the cliched story with over exaggerated descriptions of teen issues, intimacies and over-the-top climax.An impossible love that gave direction and purpose to two souls; Aisha and Danish's Impossible Love..I have grown up reading Durjoy Datta's books. Since college I have been crazy about his books and his deep dimples that make my heart tickle! And not just his dimples, the simplicity with which he writes his books, targeting regular but major problems of our society always leaves me in awe. Nothing can compete with the feeling of belonging that Durjoy's books give you.Our Impossible Love by
2.5 !not recommended...i wish i could assume it was the writer's first novel,but i cant. some chapters are hillarious. but it's a bit too much. Every social issue has been dealt, and no where's the plot. everything seems poppng ut of everywhere.
The book starts with Aisha who is suffering from some problems and waiting to become a woman from a girl and when that happened, it's like mini festival in her family. (I tried to write it in as decent way I could.)Danish, elder brother of Ankit who's business tycoon and highly successful, is still searching for a reason for his existence. He is jealous of Ankit's success but jealous enough to work in direction of being more successful than him. Family & society, of course, likes Ankit more
hmmmm.. just finished reading this..Its again a nice work by DD. And thank god no one has died in this book..the book got interesting in the second half. The first half seemed elongated (that too unnecessarily). The character of aisha is still not clear to me. I wanted the writer to write more about her appearance (apart from her breast). Otherwise the book had a great and deserving ending somehow predictable but its ok. I enjoyed reading it. But still DD can do much better i read his potential
The book was not that much interesting as expected. It was entertaining ,light read.The book is especially meant for teenagers.The story revolves around 2 persons Aisha Paul and Danish Roy.It also deals with the problems of teenagers , like periods, love,breakup , facing othersThere is a message written on the book cover that Sometimes Love walks in when you least expect it to.The story has funny elements also, there is sense of humour. The writing of the author is impressive .Durjoy know how to
The writing style is very good. It starts with a naive style. Then, as you progress along with the book the style and narration also matures. The climax is the best part of this book. Please don't go for spoilers. Read it full.
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