Book review - When the Heavens Smiled by Ritesh Arora

Synopsis -
Sarthak Arora is a good looking and intelligent engineering graduate from Delhi who has recently bagged a high paying job with an IT company in Kolkata.
Sarangi Sen is a beautiful, vivacious Bengali girl working as a front office manager at The Grand Vilas, a luxury hotel in Kolkata.
Opposites in every way, the attraction is instant and mutual; so is their falling in love, though it remains unprofessed for long.
When things seem to be falling on track, like a bolt from the blue, Sarangi is diagnosed with a medical condition that leaves her with only three months to live. With no visible solution at hand, nothing but fate seems to be holding power. Would Sarthak be able to alter Sarangi's destiny and save his love? Or would he let Sarangi succumb to the design of the mighty invisible script of fate?
When the Heavens Smiled is a heart-stopping spiritual, heroic, tender and intense love story that will open up your mind to new and uncharted realms of life.

About the story -
This story is about Sarthak who falls in love with Sarangi, who later is diagnosed by leukemia. Doctors give her only three months to live. But Sarthak and Sarangi's parents never give up. Sarthak then go to meet a guruji on his grandfather's recommendation. Guruji do something which revive Sarangi back to life.

My verdict-
This story took my heart. This story has my admiration. When science closes all doors, God opens another. This story will inspire you to never give no matter how difficult your situation is. From Raja, Ankur and Sarthak's friendship to Sarthak's selfless love for Sarangi, this book contain every emotion. Language is very simple and understandable. Story is different which will raise your trust in paranormal activities. This shows that there is some kind of different energy in the universe which helps when science fails.
Just give it a try once.

Ratings - 4/5

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