Seven Colors of Love: Love Conquers by Pramod Rajput - Book Review

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Book - Seven Colors of Love: Love Conquers

Author - Pramod Rajput'

Publisher - Notion Press

Genre - Romance, Fiction

Format - Kindle

No. of Pages - 324

My Rating: 3.2 / 5 ⭐


My Review:

Love is a sentiment that we all want from our chosen people & that vital person in our life, who we desire as our better half & settle with for the remainder of our beings. Sometimes, people fall in love at first sight, others never have the guts to display it to their crush, while some progress by converting from rivals to buddies to mates. Pramod's novel is all about various sorts of love that a person faces in their lifetime.

This book is adapted from its Hindi version & provides us a glimpse into the world of the hero Raj & all the love that he has met. The initial 50% reminded me of the opening half of the Marathi film 'Sairat' or its Hindi version Dhadak. The book's writing is quite simple & conversations so lucid, it gives the narrative a true-to-life feeling. But, the editing required repairs as there are a lot of grammatical glitches.

I entirely relished the initial two episodes & ached to know everything that lay forward in Raj's story. Yet, with his developments, I began to lose enthusiasm, as the whole idea of 'love' got destroyed for me. And the last two episodes really confirmed that point where I didn't actually get what the writer needed to communicate via the tale. He could produce a lot better as the start seemed very hopeful.

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