something about the day or love? Lovelets-short story review by Ronita Maitra

Something about the day or love ? Lovelets-Short Story Review by http://ronita-blogs.blogspot.com/

Author-Manjulika Pramod
http://manjulikapramod.com/author/manjulikapramod/

 

 

 

Short story Title-Something about the day or love?

Book-Lovelets- words for heart

 

A love story intermingled with coincidence, synchronism and fate. The story revolves around “Harsha” who is the central protagonist of the story. She is suffering from spasm of love- lost. Her moods, her melancholic spirits, her inner most urges and her latent yearnings are captured beautifully evoking sense of empathy among the readers. The plot develops gradually enlightening about the story of two best friends “Harsha” and “Tapas”. How destiny and fate play a nemesis on the couple with date and love interwoven and entwined to create ripples in their life?

 

The plot- The plot is quite unpredictable with twist and turns derived by fate and luck. The main protagonist‘s quest for real love and friendship is eloquently narrated with lucid flow of words.

Style- The writing style is quite distinct without monotonous pauses. This keeps the story moving in gentle pace. The descriptive narrative style has been articulated very well by author Manjulika Pramod with chosen words that has entwined the subject with minutest imageries which would capture the modern youth’s mind.

 

Characters- Lesser the characters in a short story better the impact does it have on the readers. The writer has aptly captured those nuances and very wittily revolved the story around the central character. The main character of “Harsha” has been delineated in a very natural way expressing her humanly desires, her pangs and her characteristic growth.

Fate and dates have been playing a pivotal role in the entire story with the climax being enmeshed in coincidence and luck factor.

 Ups and down-

A poignant tale of love and yearning, the story has been elaborated in a very beautiful narrative style with chosen words to describe the inner feelings of the character. The author needs an applause for the choice of words which vent out the struggles of a dejected mind looking out for love.

Fate and coincidence could have a little less role and that could have ended the story in a smiling tone.

Overall an interesting read which has the ability to reach out to the reader’s heart and knock those inner chambers which might have a similar story.