Bharathi and Her
Theory of Everything
Author: Anil CS Rao
Publisher: Cyberwit.net
Rating: 2/5
Blurb
To Bharathi, this was utterly horrific.
If it were indeed the case then she was conceived the same way she saw Aryaraj
molest older inmates in the encampment. As a result of this mischievous Roopa’s
revelation, Bharathi fell into a depression for (she had counted) forty days
and forty nights. In her dreams, she recalled a very ancient story Roopa had
shared with her a year before: about Noah, who bought two of every living thing
on his arc when The World had been flooded by God’s anger at human being’s
conduct on Earth. What would God think now about the semi-robotic people that
inhabited Aryraraj’ s World? And worse: who was this God? Aryaraj often
professed that he was eligible for this status or title.
Grab your copy to know more.
My opinion
Emancipate
yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds! Marcus Garvey
‘Bharathi is a young girl who drifts
away into a world of her own. There she decides the flow of the story according
to her own will. This world of hers has so many different characters and
Bharathi is related to all of them.
The title of the book seems too long,
yet not catchy. The cover is baffling. The book lacks a blurb and I had to go
to Amazon to find out the plot summary because the narration is confusing. The
overall idea is no doubt, very creative. But something is amiss.
The typesetting and font (style, size)
are fine. The narration is lucid but it lack the inter connection. The first
few chapters expose the readers to questions like- Who is Arun? How is Bharathi
related to him? If she day dreams, then how does she dream of Arun? Has she met
him before? The failure to get answers for these questions for quite some time
may act as a turn off for the readers. Other than the plot, there are
grammatical errors as well.
Overall, the concept is good. I wished
the content was put forward in an easy way.
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