Will You Still Love Me?

This is the latest book by one of my favourite authors Ravinder Singh. This was my weekend read and believe me when I say that this book is phenomenal. This is not your usual love story where a girl and a boy meet, fall in love and live happily ever after. There's more to it. The most important thing this book talks about is ROAD SAFETY which we always overlook. This book make you realise how precious your life is, how important it is to follow traffic rules while driving, in a fun and impactful way, without actually preaching you about it. Another topic this book talks about it is, North-East states of our country, which 95% of us has no idea about. How many of us know about the seven sister states? (well I wasn't very good in geography, but I know basic details about these seven states). I remember, Ravin has raised this issue in Your Dreams Are Mine Now (which is one of my absolute favorite books) as well, to drew our attention on the neglected part of our country and he has done it commendably in both the books. Now coming to the love story of Rajveer and Lavanya, it's again a simple, sweet love story which gives you so many moments of 'awww' and 'woah' 💕 while reading the initial chapters, I couldn't stop smiling like an idiot. I loved how Lavanya and Rajveer expressed their love and supported each other. As I proceeded towards the climax, my idiotic smile turned into a pool of tears. Since the time Rajveer's car hit the girls, my eyes started tearing up. And when Madhav Singh saw the lifeless body of Chutki, the tears started flowing down automatically. I cried when Rajveer injured his knuckles to reduce his pain and guilt. I cried when Rajveer confessed to Lavanya that he's the culprit and she replied 'I know it was you'. But​ there are few lines that made me smile amidst the tears, like, when Rajveer's dad said to his mom 'Our younger son has taught me how to stand up for love' OR when Lavanya asked 'why would you choose to marry a disabled person' and he replied 'Because I love you' OR when in the end Rajveer asked her with folded hands ' Will You Still Love Me?' and she replied 'I will'. These all moments are my favorite but there are so many moments that I totally loved. For instance, the way the scenic beauty of Cherrapunji has described is so mesmerising that I totally fell for it and now I'm planning to visit the place as soon as I can 🙈😅 This indeed is a wonderful book. I recommend this book to every one, even if you don't read love stories, do give this book a try and I assure you that it won't let you down.

Good read

The story is between Rajveer from Patiala and Lavanya Gogoi from Meghalaya. So, it’s a simple love story of a guy from Punjab and the girl from the northeast. They run into each other in a flight and their love story starts when their luggage gets exchanged which we have seen many times in the Bollywood movies and not where.A quote from the book, ‘who knows if love is a creation of conspiracy’ surely justifies the string of coincidences. A must read for romantic lovers. The conveyed message is strong and essential for the society. Perfect characters and emotional narration makes it one of the bests from Ravinder. The end is justifying and realistic. The message it conveys stands out. Lucid language and less than 250 pages make it a short and sweet read. One of the best novels by Ravinder. Perfectly conveyed: Perfect characters Strong social message Lucid language and simple narration Failed at: Few dull pages

A simple love story of Punjabi boy and northeastern girl met in an aeroplane . Their love started by a confusion on exchanged luggage. The boy and girl in the story are quite opposite to each other and as the saying goes opposite attracts. I've read all books by this author and was excited to read this book as well. I must say Sir, you always amaze us by adding some message to your story filled with love. Simple yet very powerful. Very apt title for the story. The cute love story between this orthodox couple who hails from two different parts of India gives you an insight that how we complicate the things which we are very simple, and I give complete credit of that to the author who managed to put it in a unique way. I loved the book, and I hope you guys will also love it too. The story with usual issues with Punjabi parents not liking their son's love interest and call her Chinese. The novel describes Meghalaya's serene beauty quite well. I liked the way author describes Meghalaya's serene beauty. I wish I would have been there. I have never been there before but I am sure I will go Meghalaya once in lifetime. I enjoyed reading this one. It showed me the parts of India I am not familiar about, including Patiala and Shillong. The lessons's on road safety amidst main love story intrigues the reader. Having read all the novels of Ravinder, this is surely his best piece. I've rarely read a romance novel with social messages. Ravinder very beautifully 'puts light' on how 'Indian' people living in North East are as 'Indian' as the rest of the country's people are. I really love this part. Having read all the novels of Ravinder, I think this is surely his best piece. A must read guys if you care for your loved ones! Also must must read this book because this will make you understand how our ignorance can ruin several lives including ours ! I felt emotional, cried little bit because the last part of the story reminded me of "Khushi" from "I Too Had A Love Story". Just want to tell that I love Ravin and his stories so much. Thank you a lot Ravin for writing a Masterpiece again.

i love this book its awsm its my fave thanku amazon