Book Review: “Mujhe Chand Chahiye” by Satendra Verma

Hey folks, guess what I found at this old bookshop — “Mujhe Chand Chahiye” by Satendra Verma. Yeah, the one who’s obsessed with the moon. So, how did I land this gem? Picture this — dusty store, creaky floor, and bam! There it was, practically winking at me. Destiny, right?

Now, talking about the book — it’s like a date with words. First chapter, Verma goes, “Hey, I’m into moons,” and I’m like, “Cool, let’s roll with it.”

Reading it was like a comedy show mixed with life lessons. Verma’s humor is sharp, man. He compares his boss to a black hole! Who does that and lives?

The book isn’t just moon talk; it’s life lessons with a side of jokes. Verma’s like a philosopher with a sense of humor. He drops truth bombs like, “Expectations are like imaginary friends. They never show up, but we blame them for everything.” Preach!

Characters in the book are like that quirky bunch you’d invite for a BBQ. Verma introduces them with flair, and you almost feel they’re your long-lost, eccentric relatives.

In short, “Mujhe Chand Chahiye” isn’t just a book; it’s a crazy ride through Verma’s mind. Life’s too short to be serious, especially about chasing the moon.

Should you read it? Well, if you like your wisdom with a side of giggles, grab it, dive into Verma’s lunar madness, and ponder life under the moonlight.

More Sunshine to you!