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Blurb:
Raghav Diwan is living the American dream. A successful career, a comfortable and happy married life. One day, he receives an invitation to an evening get together with his college batch mates. He has not kept in touch with any of them and has no desires to meet them. But the past seems to be calling him. The past wants to reveal something to him. Will he open the door to let his past in. Will he let it change hi future. Will he press, rewind and play.

My review:

It is the story of Raghav, what he goes through when something unexpected happens in his life. From being the poster boy of one of the biggest electronics company, he ends up being a lousy person with no job. With nothing to do, he finds himself being alone and depressed until his friends announce an unexpected get-together.
Yet, he relents and here he was, having a gala time and remembering all the fun that they had had in their college. 
This book is a compilation of fun short stories from people’s college lives.
The language is lucid.
It is in dire need of editing.
Otherwise, it is a fun book to read.

My ratings: 3.5 out of 5 stars

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