All Rights Reserved For You by Sudeep Nagarkar – Book Review – Isn’t it baffling how we fall in love with people we barely know? The ones living miles away from us, the ones we might not have even ever met, but they are the same people we are the closest to. Being friends with such people is still easy, but being in a relationship with such individuals? Sounds scary, right? Well, this book is specifically about the same.
All Rights Reserved For You is a book about the long-distance relationship between Aditya and Jazz. It is crazy how, even after reading so many spice books, such gushy mushy books make me excited to no extent. It is such a happy-happy book I can’t really explain it. Starting from Aditya seeing Jazz’s photo on Dipika’s Facebook to being nervous about talking to her and ending up lying, to being one of the greatest support for each other, to being the best lovers, they are super cute and super realistic.
Honestly, it’s hard for me to talk about this book without any spoilers, but I seriously would recommend it any day! This is the first time I read Sudeep Nagarkar’s work, and honestly, I loved it. His writing style is so smooth and fluent, I truly didn’t have to google any word to know what he means to say and the connectivity his words create between the reader and the words is just commendable.
And even though it’s all happy and sappy, yet some moments will definitely make you cry as hell – one such scene relates to Priyanshi. Oh, that reminds me how inconsiderate we are to the northeast Indians. For whole my life I have heard things like “How can the Chinese/Nepali live with us” “Do they not require a visa” “How can they get the same opportunities as us” and whatnot! Of course, not for me, but it still hurts to see how so many people still do not consider the northeastern as Indian. And Priyanshi… she was also the victim of this ill-treatment, and it just breaks me to think that it’s not just a part of the book but a part of our reality and the kind of people we have around us.
Anyhow, another fun part about the story is that it does not just revolve around Adi and Jazz; it equally involves other characters like Deepika, Priyanshi, and Randeep. And the best part came when I reached the end of the book, the Acknowledgement, where Sudeep stated the names of his family? ALL OF THEM WERE THE SAME AS THE CHARACTERS OF THE BOOK???? YESSSSS!!! All the characters in the book are named after his family and friends, and that makes me feel like this book is all real? (Screaming at the top of my lungs aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa) I am a sucker for real-life stories, and the thought of it being true makes it even better.
So all in all, All Rights Reserved For You by Sudeep Nagarkar is one of the greenest flags I have recently come across and would recommend you give it a shot as well. Click here to get your copy now!
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