Samreen S N Malik

*Its all in the planets * talks so much pertaining to the mentioned title . At some point of time you really start believing in horoscopes and how things unviel according to the idea of the forseen fate Preeti’s writups are very appealing . This book depicts how destiny takes a toll on lives of people . Additionally it throws light on karma as well . This is an intricately knit story of love n life. I really loved how tge character ANIKET {a techie with a beer belly ,an average looking guy working his best }is depicted and the way he loves and cares about Trisha {his super hot , a pub chick working as an employee’ at aniket’s office and partime model girlfriend } meanwhile preeti also pens about NIDHI ( a jubliant woman who deserted her high five corporate job only to follow her passion and inclination towards pottery subsequently dealing with a bemused state of mind to marry her fiancé MANOJ (who is bit churlish ,tries to dominate nidhi and also finds her love for pottery uninteresting ) In the first few chapters i found it to be time consuming as the dialogues are repeated because it is written in two pov’s but in the later chapters a new story paves a way with every passing page .if you are very sensitive towards heartbreaks and deaths then i wid prefer you to read it in the day rather than night time coz as the story accelerates , co relating with the horoscopic scenarios parallely you might feel bit tensed and wud end up disheartened , thinking forsure and get slepless Moreover it highlights friendship and also lets you understand the value of emotions If you are a techie you will surely find subbu’s dialogues relatable as he speaks up situations by linking it with tevhnical terms Read the book for more. Altogether if u like indian fiction this book deserves a read . Its written with decent and easily graspable vocabulary .

It's an amazing reference book for beginners , most of the topics are covered and conceptualized in a very lucid and coherent manner,