Mostly, the
Indian writers are seen being impelled by Bollywood’s glamour. Thus, books
often deal with cheap, lucid, spicy stuff instead of other good things.
Raghu is
brought up in Mumbai. Being influenced by Bollywood’s activities since early
days, he lands up doing journalism for ‘The News’, a popular newspaper.
The writer
being a part of Bollywood manages to write off his debut novel by highlighting
a nub of hidden and unpleasant facts about the Bollywood stars. The book is
weighed on providing events and accounting to common audience who perceives
Bollywood a something high and elite.
Nothing is
great about this book, neither the story nor writing. But still the book is
placed well among the shelves, for it’s recommended and forwarded by a few
personalities like Karan Johar, who himself is a waste in the guise of
Bollywood’s glamour. The title is
appealing and compels people to browse initial pages to catch up the inside
story. The writer lost the way and heads in the spoors of Shobha De.
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