Book Review: I am Always here with You by Himanshu Rai

Book Review # 13

Title- I am Always here with You

Author- Himanshu Rai

Genre- Fiction, Romance

Publisher-Srishti Publishers

Pages- 200

Blurb-

Kartik fell in love with Ashima the very first time he saw her.She was everything he had ever imagined in his dream girl- his Angel.As their friendship bloomed into deep love, culminating into marriage, he became her Teddy,her confidant and an eternal support.But in trying to be with her, Kartik made a choice that broke his father's heart and hopes.

As Kartik and Ashima gear up to step into the next phase of their relationship, life seems like an overload of joy and love.He is confident his love for Ashima will win over all odds, even his father.Little did he know that things were going to change drastically,forever.

Why does Ashima marry someone else? Why does Kartik accept it silently? And why is life so unpredictable?

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Pros-

The author has an eye for details.Chapters and short and the story runs in medium pace.The chapters are interconnected and all the ideas are chronologically developed.As the title suggests this novel fall under the romantic genre and the story justifies it.
The relationship between Ashima and Kartik, Kartik's love and care for his parents and Ashima's relationship with her brother Rohit has been beautifully portrayed by the author.

Cons-

Any fictional work touches the heart of it's reader only when it contains some amount of reality in it.The lovely encounter between Ashima and Kartik has gone to such an extent that it looks  more like a bollywoodized version of melodramatic love.
The author has followed an informal style of writing with colloquial hindi words and sentences which is fit for the Indian audience only.

Recommendation- It is a one-time read.I recommend this novel to those who has a predilection for romantic novels.

Disclaimer-This is not a paid review.I recieved this copy from the author in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.
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