A Feel Good Drama Reviewed by Swapna Peri

Author Sagar Mavani has scripted an interesting story with enough drama and humor in the story.

- Swapna Peri

The humor that he presented is the plight of the middleclass families in this country who work hard to make their ends meet. Thus, these incidents are relatable. The readers will surely identify themselves in the paragraphs in the story. The term Indian Culture, or the tradition of using cow dung, is still prevalent in most of the 3 tier towns and villages of India, as mentioned in the story. The book may not please everyone, but a one-time read is recommended.

The narration is lively and relatable. Many things that are now in news, media, and reality are explained in a story-telling fashion. The engaging narration makes the book readable.

Simple and hassle-free writing is found in the story. Sagar Mavani’s writing style is engaging. The elaborate and vivid descriptions of events, other characters, and elements in the story make the book readable.

The honest writing style makes the book surreal. But at some places, detailed descriptions looked boring. Crisp writing could have helped.

About the Book

Before the Modi government set up Rashtriya Kamdhenu Aayog in 2019, three young adults from Mumbai had recognized cows as natural and national wealth. Satvik Patel, reeling under the burden of crippling debts and weighty family responsibilities, feels disconnected from everything around.