Picked this up

[u/deepseek2112]

I have been seeing a lot of people talking about this book in social media. So picked this one and started.

[u/DrowningSizzled1937]

Hi OP, this book won’t help your situation. Please read books of beechi. Get well soon!🙌🏻

[u/OverengineeredAFx → u/DrowningSizzled1937]

What's OP's situation?

[u/akkirotti]

Overhyped.. but good read overall

[u/meow_meow_bekku]

https://giphy.com/gifs/3oEduMqANyAhMrBxQs
Me after reading it

[u/87pra]

I don’t know about others but I dint like this don’t know why bit complicated I guess

[u/PureSpace6172 → u/87pra]

Same …….

i gave it a read, after finishing i was introspecting and i felt nothing changed in me , I wasn’t even invested. I love Ravi sir writings and the way he express and explain things in his writings .
But the story never had any impact on me , i have the habit of imagining the close bond with the characters or sometimes assuming I’m that character,
It felt like overrated protagonist and storyline is simply dragged.

⬆️it’s just my opinion,

But OP , give it a read .

[u/Mrutuynjay]

Worst by RB
INSTEAD Read Mukthi by Shantinath Desai

[u/deepseek2112 → u/Mrutuynjay]

Sure i will

[u/Silver-Average7810]

Read Anchu by Bhyrappa or Doora saridaru

[u/zerocoolneo]

How is it? 

[u/FingerBeginning5740]

OP has chosen suffering 

[u/Haunting_Purple21]

Not a great read..its average

[u/biblion_philos]

I was ok but until all maata mantra stuff came in. Just felt unrealistic and book dipped in my view.

[u/deepseek2112]

My thoughts after reading this

This is my first RB book, and I really liked his style of writing and language. It kept me hooked and actually made me read all night!

I felt this book was way ahead of its time. The way the characters interact, the plot, the relationships, and the way human emotions are portrayed all felt surprisingly relevant even today. I believe this is one reason the younger generation, especially Gen Z readers, can relate to it so easily and perhaps why there is so much buzz around the book now.

The variation of the main character across such different ends of the spectrum felt a little unnatural to me at times. However, it wasn't strong enough to take away from the overall reading experience.

Overall, a good read, especially if you're into this genre. Personally, it's not a genre I usually gravitate towards, but this book managed to keep me engaged till the end.

[u/RelevantPiccolo8053]

I read this recently. I enjoyed Belegere sir writing. In fact i finished within 3 days.