Ritika Srivastava

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This trilogy is one of the bests' I have ever read and seen. It talks about more of BDSM. It retaliate alot of possessions and sex. The best movie amongst the three was the second part FIFTY SHADES DARKER. It filled the heart with emotions plus it did not strayed away from the storyline. This movie FIFTY SHADES FREED holds the eyes. But it missed alot of sequences from the book which did not much hold for me. It appeared s if it's only based on the starting and ending of the book. But yet it enriched love in almost a different way. Overall, it depicted love, compassion, possession, care and alot of sex which makes it more enthralling. A must watch as it fills alot if gaps left it the previous parts of the movie.

The book is a collection of a few short stories that shows the relationship between a patient and a doctor. The book depicts how a doctor tries each and every way to say his/her patient. With the rapid increase in crime against the doctors, this book plays an important part in realising their side story. Having a big family to feed, yes sometimes they are untrue to their profession. But to every doctor, a patient is his first priority and being a human even they are also allowed to do mistakes. I liked the flow, narration, pace of the book. Each story is filled with compassion and enthusiasm. The cover is mesmerizing and catchy and gives a doctorish feeling. The quotes depicts the positivity the book holds. The stories are heartfelt and full of kindness. If you're from a medical field and reading this review, do give this a shot. It's all about you only.