Book Review - Confusingly Interesting or Interestingly Confused by Pravin R. Rathod






Synopsis-
Sometimes, life comes with more questions and less answers and sometimes with many answers for a single question… and either way you remain CONFUSED!
Four friends, a tour to Goa and everyone’s secret love life is revealed. Tik, Kash, NP, and VJ takes you on such a confusing ride where each one of them remains confused about one or the other things in life.
Interest? -  Confusion
Education? – Confusion
Friendship? – Confusion
Love? – Confusion
Career? – Confusion
Life? – Confusion…
Throughout their lives, many things change but the only thing that doesn’t… is CONFUSION.
Welcome to their world of confusion…
About the story-
The story revolves around four friends and how they remain confused throughout their lives. Whether it is about their career, or their love lives, they all remain confused personalities. Then, one fine day, they all spill out some secrets from their love lives, under the influence of the alcohol, while sitting by the sea in Goa.
My verdict-
The story is simple and easy going. There are some turns and twists that lead to a bit of excitement about the progress of the lives of four friends. But, the plot is not much creative. The author could have added something else from the lives of four people, but the emphasis is only on the love matters. There are some grammatical issues, and the story loses its interest at some points. Apart from that, it is a good read for a free Sunday.
Ratings – 3/5

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