All men are bastards !!!

Ok OK guys, dont get offended, it jst a punch line of novel , i Just completed reading , called Trust me , by ‘Rajeshree’ who is a new entrant in literary world,.., It was a interesting novel to read.. I read this novel bcoz chetan bhagat gave a comments on this book . he said " it is a good debut book of rajashree".Another reason , was it was gifted to my roommate , thus It was in our room available to be read…

Its a light novel, teenagers would love to read it. specially girls, as they can relate to their lives
Some where...its about a girl’s journey....who goes through emotional crunches and fights back.But real life is far away from it. Rajashree hasn’t tried to make her characters perfect as we visualise them in the characers of film heroines or heros…paro and rahul both are close to reality.Though the outline of the story is simple enough to predict, but sincere reading bring out a lot of real life maters or flaws of film industry, in front.
Moreover the story is worth reading for it’s smooth language…

this novel has a good starting in which "paro" protogonist of the plot, describes her life and what incidents took place in her life like abortion, smitten with karan, molestation by boss. these incidents lets her to know that " all mens are bastards"…

paro in between describes about how karan loves her. she also smokes the cigarrette with him. she knows that karan didn’t wants her but still she wants to meet him again . she wept a lot. she cries in front of her unit members, her boss.

in between the novel, the story is too boring. in which she joined another production house that is not ad company but works for film industry. she met there with manoj who helps her there. but a hero named rahul kapur felt in love with her.

Furthermore , author used hindi vulgar language somewhere. the whole novel is based on women thinking. that how a girl thinks in worst conditions...thats apparently true...

The writing style is as a conversation and hence this is an easy read, but there is definite discontinuity happening at some places. The thoughts and dialogues of characters mix at several places and the ambiguity does cause some level of irritation.

Usage of profanity is another issue for me. Though it is a fashion, when you read too much of profanity is a little difficult to take. Some usage is ofcourse fun..thats make it more realistic...

moreover it has a beautiful coverpage. i.e. a comic strip, I like it as I m a complete commercial movie bug, the book has all that masala to be comecialize easily…

Rajashree is another new entrant in the literary world. Chetan Bhagat was a grand success writing similar books and I do believe several more will come. I think never before did Indian authors connect with the common masses as these guys do. I would like to really thank them for their endeavours. Wishing Rajashree all the very best.,,& yes 'ALL men......