The Collaborator

It's a gripping and brutally honest description of the people of Kashmir, in an absolutely unbiased and neutral tone, but the most astonishing feature of the book is the quality of the language, which borders on poetry in some parts. It you want to know about what has happened to the ordinary man in Kashmiri over the past two years, you must read this book.

I am wondering how someone can write so much on such a small plot. Anyway, this book has been beautifully written. You will love reading it. The views in this book also look to be impartial and genuine. It will enable you to differentiate between a "news" and the actual "scene" out there, which might help all pseudo intellects like us.

The author had taken a very narrow view of the situations or the problems faced by the ordinary "Kashmiris" while writing this book, as he narrates about the "kashmiris" belonging to a particular community only. However more problems were faced by 'other' kashmiris too (KP's) which has been totally ignored in this book.

In short, this book tells you that the people who suffered were only Kashmiri Muslims and no one else....ridiculous

A good book written in poetric style,which will take your soul to kashmir in no time,state of heart of a young boy who is so alone that only his imagination is there with him and at last fill your mind and heart with sorrow and grief.

the truth of kashmir