फच्चु आया दिल्ली पढ़ने by Agastya Arunachal

 

✨️Bubl Of The Book:

In addition to the strong exhilaration of moving forward and the grief of leaving behind, starting college marks the beginning of a new chapter in one’s life. ” फच्चु आया दिल्ली पढ़ने,” a book by Agastya Arunachal, offers a thorough account of these obscure areas of existence.

The narrative of Arun, who arrived in Delhi in the 1980s or 1990s, and the newcomer to North Campus now only differs little from one another. Arun, who arrives from Arrah to study at North Campus, leaves the comfort of the countryside and enters the megacity. It’s fascinating to witness how a फच्चु ascended the IPS ladder as he now needs to start his own independent chapter. This book is the ideal fusion of fact and fantasy. One is prepared to look for new things when they are driven by the urge to fill a gap. Like the फच्चु in the novel, the फच्चु of today likewise wanders aimlessly in quest of love, but this confusion is only temporary due to youth’s intoxication and demands. Who doesn’t want to fill their tummy, after all?

✨️More about the book and author’s writing style:
To secure their future, our kids roam the streets, neighbourhoods, and colleges. When they run into Pinky, they don’t feel the weariness of the voyage, but they also come across individuals like Sanjay from these places. The political doors are beginning to open, and because this time period is so important and memorable, even the writer was unable to restrain himself from recording his own experiences.

✨️My Review and Opinion:
The story is imaginative, yet there is never a sense of artificiality; instead, everything feels genuine and recognisable. Perhaps I can say this because I am still a member of North Campus and am attempting to make connections between the past and the present. Reading this piece gives one a distinct feeling. Since this book tells the tale of all of humanity, it is just as appropriate for tying modern plants like ” फच्चु” to their roots as it is for the old allies who need it for the gentle touch of the experiences of the past.