భార్యా గుణవతి శత్రు [Bharya Gunavati Shatru]

by Yandamoori Veerendranath, యండమూరి వీరేంద్రనాథ్

A story of a couple, Balu and Sowdhamini.

Unknown Binding

Reviews

[Sri Lakshmi Swetha]

This book kicks off with an electrifying suspense thriller, immediately drawing readers into its gripping narrative. The initial plot is so captivating that it compels us to devour the book eagerly. However, as the story progresses, it takes an unexpected turn, delving deep into the intricate love story of a couple. This relationship is tested by a multitude of external factors and challenges.

While the overall flow of the book maintains its momentum, the primary plot loses some of its prominence. The antagonist is intricately described but sadly does not receive the attention they deserve within the narrative.

The story concludes with a simple twist, yet the timely inclusion of the antagonist's malevolent deeds and a deeper exploration of their business endeavors could have enriched the story's complexity and appeal.

This missing element leaves the book at an average level. If the antagonist's actions had been woven into the story alongside the protagonists' attempts to find happiness, it could have elevated this novel to a masterpiece.

It's important to note that this work doesn't quite reach the exceptional standard set by Yandamoori Sir.

[Sanju]

Created high expectations at the beginning 30 pages after that it's a let down.

[Surendher]

Good

[Supertramp]

I really don't know why I read Yandamoori's novel when I hate his writing. Probably just to complete the years target.

This book is about a couple and their troubles after their marriage. The story is pointless. The first half of the book is bearable but after that it almost kills you. I would feel regret if I read it more than one day.

Try to avoid it as long as possible.

[Prashanth Bhat]

good story..

[Venkatesh Inuganty]

want to read

[Pradeepa Bairana]

Nice book, lots of twists, film like story