Book Review - By Losing You I Found How Much I Needed You . . .

About the author –

Meet a young doctor from Ranchi who writes much more than prescriptions. Rachit Bhushan  the  alumnus  of  St Thomas School who completed his MBBS and now works at the cardiac surgery unit of Ranchi’s Apollo Hospital, is already popular in cyberspace  for  By Losing You I Found How Much I Needed You, a young man take on campus love and career blues. He has a fan following in 21 countries and  150 cities, thanks  to  the phenomenal reach of the internet. Rachit claimed his book is not another  Mills & Boon imitation. Its a  life story, not love story and every human can relate to it in some or the other way He asserted the girl in the story was once a part  of  my life.  The novel is a true story that has already created havoc in minds of readers not  only  in  India  but across  the  globe. The  doctor turned  writer  has  been  felicitated  by  Indian  Medical Association for his book and his novel also is recommended by the cricketing maestro Mr. M. S. Dhoni.

And the only reason, he wrote this novel is,  just to let her know how much he loved her.

About the book –

 It is a story which travels through dangers; it’s something unique as it’s about two strangers. It is about a girl very sweet whom every heart wanted to meet and a guy who was just simple and shy. To each other they used to care and everything happening in their lives with each other they used to share. But then what happened ahead is a mystery--did their feelings blend or did everything come to an end? It is a common mans story that was made uncommon. Hope it will touch your hearts and make you feels that "yes it has happened with me too”. Some stories end never and I am sure if you read mine, it will stay in your hearts forever.

Coming to the story –

It is a story of relation between two strangers who never met. The story starts unexpectedly when seeing a beautiful girl in his sister’s wedding the young doctor; Rachit falls in love with her but he was unable to talk to her as he was very shy. When he  reached his medical college, one day he receives a message from her on orkut. He responded to her message and then after sometime they develop a very good friendship and later on fell into love.

Rachit,  who was simple, sweet and stupid but very caring and responsible. And the girl ( red suit wali ) he loved was a girl whom every guy would love to marry. She also was  very loving and caring nature. She too liked him, but she was unable to express her feelings directly towards him in the beginning.

There love-story started from orkut to yahoo messenger, then messages and to phone calls. They had never seen each other after that wedding, yet their hearts used to beat for each other.
The love between Rachit and his Pari is very pure. They never left each other alone in any condition, be it good or worst. She always cared for him and supported him at every step, gave him a reason to fight the odd situations, supported him. They used to send gifts for each other on every birthdays.

She was never insecure about him as she had faith in him.

Then, What went wrong then? Why she left him all alone, when he needed her so much? Did she really loved him?

To know what happend next, go and grab the your copies.

 
Now review time –

Good - 

 It is very sweet and simple yet complicated love story in which two strangers meet in a situation, got separated and again destiny brought them back . Author has described his love, passion and emotions for his dream girl in a very simple language, as everyone can read and related it to themselves very easily. Sometimes this leads to a little boredom because there are some incidents and phases of life which he has been repeated again and again. Use of hindi words make it more interesting.

Flaws - 

The only main flaw I found in book is “ lack-of-conversation”. I didn’t not found even a single conversation scene between them. This disappointed me. In earlier pages, printing mistakes can be seen clearly ( Spacing is not done properly).

Verdict - 

Yet, I would like to rate it 3.75 out of 5. Go and Grab your copies. You will enjoy it. It is worth reading. I really recommend everyone to read this book.