Book Review: The Orange Hangover
Best selling author of ‘Those Little Little Things’, Rahul Saini asks several questions in his latest book, ‘The Orange Hangover’ Which include whether you would be able to follow your heart and stick to your values and ambitions? Would he be able to conquer the girl he likes? To get the answers to these questions, among others, you need to visit your nearest book stall and pick up a copy of the book that highlights the comedy surrounding a relationship gone wrong.
By the time you turn 25, everyone around you is screaming, jumping up and down and starting to prod you with the same question over and over: “When are you getting married? When are you getting married?” Oh, come on. It can’t be that you don’t have a girlfriend. Why don’t you tell us about her and we can start planning her wedding?
Conversations like these should not be a surprise in a man’s life before his marriage from friends, relatives, or people in society. A recently released book titled “The Orange Hangover” from Jaico Publishing House, written by author Rahul Saini, reveals comedy about relationship gone wrong and shares his thoughts on how weddings are sometimes painful affairs. The book is humorous and talks about the struggle to stick to one’s own values, to do good for others, and about a person’s inability to evaluate their past experiences.
Born and raised in the small town of Jalandhar, the author Rahul Saini is a high-spirited young architect living in Gurgaon. In addition to his work, he is actively interested in painting and writing stories. His other fields of interest include filmmaking and photography. He has also gained experience working as a dialogue writer, screenwriter and assistant director on some films.
The author talks about how at one point in his life, he had the best lifestyle, enjoying dinners with friends, movies (first day, first show), well-paid job, and also a good girlfriend. Now, as time goes on, he’s stuck in his small hometown with no job, no girlfriend, and to make matters worse, he manages to get himself entangled in a terrible extreme crime case.
The Orange Hangover questions if he would be able to follow his heart and stick to his values and ambitions. Would she be able to conquer the girl he likes? Would the terrible case of extreme crime ever be solved? The novel based on the fiction “The Orange Hangover” should be able to answer the questions that are asked.
Rahul Saini is also the best selling author of the book “Those Small Lil Things” which has won acclaim from all quarters and has been ranked as one of the top 5 books by NDTV and various publishers. The book has sold 100,000 copies to date and is a rage among the young generation.