A Broken Man by Akash Verma - Book Review

1. Advertise With Us Contact Us Wednesday, September 15, 2021 뀀 뀁 뀘 뀈 뀒  Home News Articles Events Books Authors Interviews Reviews Videos Home  Reviews  “A Broken Man” by Akash Verma : Book Review “A Broken Man” by Akash Verma : Book Review Recent Posts Tweets by @frontlistIN FrontList @frontlistIN Delhi education department starts publication of new science… On Sep 14, 2021 The 28th edition of Beijing International Book Fair (BIBF) has started from 14th Sept and will go on till 18 Sept virtually. This year, the fair will display 2,200 exhibitors from 105 countries and regions. 6 hours ago Al Ain Book Fair 2021 to host more than 100 publishers and… Read more -bit.ly/BeijingInterna… #Frontlist #News 6 hours ago Beijing International Book Fair 2021 opens with exhibitors from 105… 6 hours ago DELHI BOOK FAIR 2021 Dr. Manjiri Prabhu and Hema Sood in conversation with Dr. Suha Soni… Beijing International Book Fair 202… The Beijing International Book Fair (BI… frontlist.in 22 hours ago 3h Tweets by frontlistIN     Share 24 0  PREV NEXT  1 of 927 A broken man is an excellent and unique story of the life between Krishna and Chavi. Krishna is a Dalit born and brought up in a village in Bihar whereas Chavi is an out-and-out city girl who hails from a rich Brahmin family with high political in?uence. The story shows us that love is not only blind but beyond all boundaries. Tweet With #DBF2021 Tweet #DBF2021 The depth of love between Krishna and Chavi touches the deepest chords of the reader’s heart. The pain of separation will melt even the strongest person. A lot of issues of social relevance are addressed in the story. Issues like reservation, corruption, etc are addressed with deserving seriousness. Subscribe To Newsletter BOOK LAUNCH The negligence, discrimination, and taunts suffered by the oppressed sections of the society depicted in the story are sure to change at least a few readers who think low about the low caste section. Rendition is excellent and poetic. The poems of Krishna which were originally written by the author are a bonus. A translation of the same could have been included. Email SUBSCRIBE The making-out scene between Krishna and Chavi was unwanted. It seemed like an eyesore in a beautiful poetic story. Chavi’s life after separation from Krishna was not convincing enough. It seemed like the author was rushing to the end. All in all the book is an excellent one with a strong deep storyline. A Broken Man Akash Verma Book Review Frontlist Frontlist India  Facebook  Twitter Email  Linkedin Share 24 0  PREV POST Thirteen Reasons Why By Jay Asher : Book Review You might also like Thirteen Reasons Why By Jay Asher : Book Review ABC Of Vedic Astrology By S.Nallakuttalam: Book Review Cracking The Secrets Of Stock Market Investing By Krishna Mavila

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