Quote: - The single greatest cause of happiness is
gratitude
Divyastra is a different kind of storytelling, a read
that is not going to leave you exhausted will rather leave you elated. The book
starts with a promising note, A hall full of listeners spectators comprising of
students, professors, delegates, scientists, military personals all eager to
listen Dr. Vyas a physics Nobel Laurate speaking of “Future of Weaponry”. Dr.
Vyas’s lecture is entertaining and enlightening and gives a different perspective
and approach to Indian Mythology and Vedic science. His lecture resembles a
class of theology and ancient war craft. The book parallelly narrates the story
of Shankar who is disappointed with his life and its outcome. He lives a mediocre
life working in BPO and still in pursuit of finding his identity. A sudden news
of his father’s accident and his visit to Gopalpur turns his life around for
good. Though he ends up loosing his father to discover himself. For me the
highlight of Divyastra is the stories narrated by his grandfather, they are
captivating and gives us a closure to Dr. Vyas’s lecture and takes us towards
the real story. Namish tactfully converges both the parallel plots to one and
the convergence is excruciating and enticing. The book Divyastra is an intriguing
read crafted by Namish Tanna. The book is divided in smaller chapters which
makes it a convenient read and shows its relevance with the storyline. This was
a fast yet fulfilling read.
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