A train journey and a novel...complete
bliss and to top it up was Rahul Saini’s light and chirpy writing style which
all of us have loved since his first novel, ‘Those Small Lil Things’ came in
the market. Rahul Saini comes with a third novel, ‘The Orange Hangover’ which
is totally his type, hilarious story telling.
The book revolves around Rishabh and his
life. Friendship is the best bond that humans share and Rishabh is one such boy
for whom friendship is amongst the most important ones and this is realized by
his journalist friend Natasha. Rahul Saini is a man who loves spending time
with his family and friends and thus every novel of his portrays strong
relation with his Mom and friends. The book starts with a mail to Rishabh from
his girlfriend, Superna where she states that it’s time to break up. But this
book is not another break up - love lad’s story. It is something more than
that. While this forms a backdrop to the tale, it is filled with a crime thrill
where Rishabh gets suspected of a murder and he sets on a mission to bring
himself clear of all this. Rishabh has
been affected by dengue and his mother decides to take him back to his home
town, Jalandhar. As soon as he reaches there, the neighbourhood aunties keep
asking the same questions about getting married and losing a job which he keeps
on clarifying that h didn’t lose one, he quit. But nobody actually acknowledges
it. Rishabh is lonely and chats with his friend Natasha daily whom he met at a
party. He joins an architect and soon begins to work for a client, Mr. Sahota
where he bumps into child labour and begins social work of teaching the underprivileged
kids with the help of his friends, Janvi and Mansi. He starts falling for Mansi
but things aren’t meant to be sweet always. Superna wants to come back and he
even gets suspected for Mr. Sahota’s murder.
You can buy the book at Flipkart
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