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False Ceilings (English, Paperback, Sharma Amit)
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- Language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: LiFi Publications Pvt Ltd
- Genre: Fiction
- ISBN: 9789382536895, 9789382536895
- Pages: 256
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A nicely written piece with real life characters spread from pre independence to present to future. The future era of technology is very well thought off and very well explained.
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Apr, 2016
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A Great Read!
The Storyline
The story of False Ceilings is stretched through a span of over 130 years; starting from a warm July morning of 1930 to the summer of 2062. The protagonist of the story, Shakuntala, was born on some day of July 1930 in the picturesque valley of Dalhousie. Shankuntala’s mother, Kusum, died while giving birth to her second child marking that to be one of the most crucial points of Shakuntala’s life. Though it was the pre-independence era, in spite of all the opposition from his f...
READ MOREThe story of False Ceilings is stretched through a span of over 130 years; starting from a warm July morning of 1930 to the summer of 2062. The protagonist of the story, Shakuntala, was born on some day of July 1930 in the picturesque valley of Dalhousie. Shankuntala’s mother, Kusum, died while giving birth to her second child marking that to be one of the most crucial points of Shakuntala’s life. Though it was the pre-independence era, in spite of all the opposition from his f...
Maniparna. S. Majumder
Apr, 2016
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EXCELLENT STORY
This was an excellent read.I have thoroughly enjoyed and the storyline kept flowing while i kept turning pages.One of the best novels.It took me to time travel through various events and it kept amazing me throughout the story line.I truly recommend if you are willing to submerge into excellent story.
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Mar, 2016
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Thoroughly enjoyed reading False Ceilings
Amit Sharma has been one of my favorite bloggers .The humour, plethora of emotions , his opinions on sensitive topics which were most of the times in sync with mine, his daddy diaries and many more write ups kept me always glued to his blog.
Story line and my Review
The book starts with Aaryan and his , "if - else" statement amusing the readers as they will start thinking, what it is all about. Amit grabs your absolute attention from the very first page and some where the coder in him see...
READ MOREStory line and my Review
The book starts with Aaryan and his , "if - else" statement amusing the readers as they will start thinking, what it is all about. Amit grabs your absolute attention from the very first page and some where the coder in him see...
Afshan Shaik
Feb, 2016
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An impressive debut
This book is a far cry from what is usually published in the Indian Fiction category. The story has rich characters, vivid details and is filled with beautiful prose. The characters are very relatable and you can understand their thoughts, happiness and anguish through the words woven by the author.
Delhi and Dalhousie are beautifully narrated and you can view the transformations of the cities as the story progresses through decades in this family saga of a dysfunctional family.
A book wort...
READ MOREDelhi and Dalhousie are beautifully narrated and you can view the transformations of the cities as the story progresses through decades in this family saga of a dysfunctional family.
A book wort...
Sahil
Mar, 2016
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False Ceilings - Excellent Storyline, Brilliantly Woven!
Author Amit Sharma's book, False Ceilings, I have to admit, is a pleasant surprise in terms of how strongly it makes you feel nostalgic and want to go back to reading history as soon as possible. The summary at the back of the book provides a certain level of intrigue that is added to by the muted impressiveness of the front cover.
The story, though a little too unnecessarily descriptive in its earlier pages, turns into one that you simply cannot put down. You just start craving for more at ...
READ MOREThe story, though a little too unnecessarily descriptive in its earlier pages, turns into one that you simply cannot put down. You just start craving for more at ...
Sonali Dabade
Sep, 2016
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Gripping!
The cover of this book fascinates you from the word go; it is certainly something that you cannot ignore. When I read the blurb, I realized this was a story that spanned five generations. This is where I decided I am going to certainly read this book.
Page 1 and the author's impeccable language enthralls you. Unfortunately though, for me at least, this magic lasted only till I was halfway through the book. After a point, it was confusing and took some effort (read going back by a few pages)...
READ MOREPage 1 and the author's impeccable language enthralls you. Unfortunately though, for me at least, this magic lasted only till I was halfway through the book. After a point, it was confusing and took some effort (read going back by a few pages)...
Nikita Jhanglani
Jun, 2016
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A good literary read
A story set in the beautiful town of Dalhousie spanning across generations – must make for an interesting read I mused before picking it up. The cover and the title both were in contradiction with the blurb a bit. An old radio and an almirah isn’t exactly much to go on is it? This is exactly what attracted me to the book!
Plot
The story is set in Dalhousie and Delhi. It traces the lives of four generations of people from a family. The writer weaves history and culture into the story which s...
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The story is set in Dalhousie and Delhi. It traces the lives of four generations of people from a family. The writer weaves history and culture into the story which s...
Shree Janani
May, 2016
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False Ceiling By Amit Sharma – A Review
False Ceilings is the story of Shakuntala. Being the central character of the story she is carrying a burden of secret, which her uncle gifted her on the day of her wedding. The secret kept passing on from one generation to the other and managed to step in limelight after long 130 years by Shakuntala's grandson... Whats that secret..... forms the base of the story.
Expecting such a marvelous and well written novel from a débutante author is just unbelievable. Application of words, emotions,...
READ MOREExpecting such a marvelous and well written novel from a débutante author is just unbelievable. Application of words, emotions,...
Samata Dey Bose
May, 2016
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Clever Narration. Gripping Read
False Ceilings is a gripping tale of a dysfunctional family and their secret that passed on through generations.
Born in the lush mountains of Dalhousie in 1930, Shakuntala is a pampered child of a wealthy builder. On her wedding night, she is gifted a bundle covered in yellow cloth, to use wisely when the time is right. But then she keeps it as secret forever which is then passed on through generations. The story spans more than a century and when her great grandson accidentally discovers...
READ MOREBorn in the lush mountains of Dalhousie in 1930, Shakuntala is a pampered child of a wealthy builder. On her wedding night, she is gifted a bundle covered in yellow cloth, to use wisely when the time is right. But then she keeps it as secret forever which is then passed on through generations. The story spans more than a century and when her great grandson accidentally discovers...
Meera Nusrat
May, 2016
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