Mahi Singh

I genuinely want to thank Ravin Sir for providing us with a tiny little window to this magically tragic but beautifully pure love story, to give us something to boost our faith in love and in love stories, to make us all a part of this roller coaster ride. The story of Ravin and khushi didn't get a happy ending they (and all of us who were invested as much as them) truly wished for but that, in no way, means that the story is incomplete, it's as complete as them with each other because even though both of them didn't get a lifetime together, the moments of love they had were worth way more than that! I don't have any words left to describe the beauty of this book, love is a rare thing and being loved is even rarer and when you get both, it feels like heaven is on your side but suddenly when the reason to have faith in it is snatched away from you and that too so brutally, you can't help but ponder over the thought as to what you did so wrong to having end up like this. I have finished the book right now and I suddenly had the urge to look him up, I needed to see him to believe the story was true because it feels so unreal. The moment where she comes to bid him goodbye in the bus, it's so painful yet so magical, she wanted to make sure that the love of her life lives without any burden, she wanted to see him happy, she wanted to make him happy and at last, she wanted to see him for one last time before turning into an angel. Yeah, I do believe she turned into one and she'll continue to protect her Ravin forever, it was only with her blessings that he was able to publish this book and it reached so many hearts! The way, whenever he was to mention her name, he used "my" before it, it just tells how much he loved her and it just felt so good. I didn't realise when, while reading his thoughts and feelings, I started taking them as mine, just saying "khushi" doesn't sit right anymore, I have become way more comfortable with "My khushi" or "Our khushi". But that's the beauty of novels at the end, the writer unknowingly casts a spell on the readers and pulls them in their world and that's why the magic stays in our hearts forever. It's the first non fiction novel that I've read and I strongly believe that it's the best one out there! God took her away from a hundred people who loved her but he brought her to life in the hearts of millions of people through this book, I am sure she is very happy, wherever she is. I wish the best for for him, his family and her family ❤

I am still a beginner when it comes to reading despite the fact that I've read plenty of webtoons and wattapad stories and a few novels here and there. It was my first time reading something like 'Wish I could tell you', I mean it's indescribable, the purity, the authenticity, the practicality still the magic that it contained, it's just not something one can explain in words, there are no words desgined to mirror the emotions I've felt because of this book, because of some pages, some words, some stories, stories of people I have never met, stories of people that somehow felt like an old friend, stories of people that I can't convince myself to think are not real, just stories, raw and pure. For the first time in my reading journey, I have felt this strongly for the characters, not just one or two emotions, but each and every tear that escaped their eyes, each and every thought that scared them, each and every scar they had, I felt it all in me. I was actually surprised by the fact that how much a book can surprise me, like the start was plain and simple and I had theories about how will the story unfold having read a few novels that weren't even based in India, that's why I stopped after a few chapters thinking I am just awaiting a cliched plot and drama, but still I picked it up again 1-2 days ago and to my shock none of what I had imagined to happen did, the first twist came when around half of the book was completed, leaving me so stunned that I forgot to close my mouth that may have been open for around 10 minutes, and then the next thing I know is that 3 hours have passed and I can't get myself to stop, I wanted to see what happens next, and after that, and after that. Then I paused and went to sleep but the first thing I did the next morning was to pick it up again and read till I finish it, the more I read, the more I wanted to but even though my heart was aching to know what was gonna happen next, I couldn't bear the pain of it ending, like why did it have to end but it did, and in the most complete incomplete way. Even though I have thousands of questions as to how the characters are gonna do in future and how will they get to their Happy ending if there is one, Maybe it was the best thing to leave it there, though I'll be the first one to turn up in line if Durjoy Dutta writes a sequel. Thank You So much Mr. Dutta for making me realise what a true good book can do to it's readers. You just made me your fan with the first ever book that I read if yours. One of my favorites now.