Chandratal by Puneet Pundir offers an engrossing yet baffling proposition before their readers: science vs. divine powers. The story follows a mysterious lake worshiped by some group of saints. The group has absolute faith on the lake, they know that it is about some divine power. But when a smuggler cum businessman gets healed by its powers, he refuses to believe it, citing it as something to do with physics, gravity, and other form of science. Undoubtedly, the novel is highly thrilling and fabulous with its each literature aspect. The novel has a fewer characters, but they are sketched brilliantly, in their full colours. At the story front, we see it oscillating between past and present of the protagonist and antagonists. In between lie their aspirations, family history, past deeds, sins, and much more. The lead guy is Rajeshwar from Pondicherry. He is a businessman with merciless principles. If he founds anyone double crossing him, he makes sure to exact his revenge on time. He ...
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