Mahabharat ke anavaran bahut acchi pustak hai main ek bar isko padha tha aur pad...read moreMahabharat ke anavaran bahut acchi pustak hai main ek bar isko padha tha aur padhne mein bahut kuchh Gyan hua aur badhiya Pustak hai yeread less
“Deh Shiva var mohe ihai, Subh karman te kabhu na taro …” (Oh great power, give ...read more“Deh Shiva var mohe ihai, Subh karman te kabhu na taro …” (Oh great power, give me the boon, so that I may never shirk away from doing good deeds …) – Guru Gobind Singh
This is the story of a boy who was named after Guru Gobind Singh. He was a son of a daily wager and his skills in study and games were not good. But one day the Sat Kartar came to his house and assimilated to him. Then he was entirely changed. He topped the district in examination and earned scholarships. After finishing his education, he joined the navy academy and he performed excellently.
But for his misfortune, he lost his love interest Meera. Their love ended up with a very heartbreaking death of Meera. To avoid his grief, Gobind joined the submarine wing of the navy that took him to Leningrad in Russia. He found that the submarine named sindhkosh, which was set to go to Bombay from Leningrad, was faulty, the fact that the Russian officials tried to hide. He also met a Russian girl Taraa, whose appearances were very similar to Meera. He fell in love to her, that caused many troubles to him. This is a story of love, heartbreaks, greed, lust, honeytrap, courage and patriotism. The character of Muthuswamy (Gobind’s friend in the navy) was very funny.
But it did not match my expectations as this book was from the author of “Calling Sehmat”, a great chilling spy thriller and one of my favorite novels of all time. But it was a good read. So, don’t expect too much from this book. If you love reading novels, you will love this too. This book contains no political contents but have some adult contents. So, I will recommend it to mature people only. There is a happy ending in the conclusion.read less
