My Review: Love from the Sidelines by Mayank Anand - Page 2

Lol... i dont think, thats what those lines meant....!! anyway... what did you thnk of the rest of the book?

Originally posted by: lilmzsunshine

I think he means that KSG listened to him he needed to talk, and he (KSG) didn't just keep talking. As in, when someone wants to talk, they want hte other person to shut up and listen to them, and that's what KSG did.

I could be wrong, but that's what I figured he meant.

But then, what does the line above it about Shrada mean? That she kept talking when Mayaank needed to talk? Don't think so ...

Hey niha akka.. 🤗
So u atlast grabbed a copy..😆
Good to see the review ..seems intersting to be read atleast once..Mayank anand seems to be a good writer afterall..hmm..
I have just completed reading Twilight -1 which took me more than a week..😆..am not sure when will i be able to read this..
Just asking... what's the length of this book..😆..will try to read when i grab a copy,,
The last thanks to members cracked me up.. 🤣
Thanks for the wonderful review BTW..really appreciated.. 👏
Good wishes..
Sri:-)

P.S:So u changed back to ManEet..i wont blame..they are worth addicting :P

Hey Sri!

you will not find too many copes of the book in the city, i had to wait for 3 weeks before i got mine, ill check at Akshara Banjara Hills and let you know if they still have a copy... if they do all ask them to save it for you... you can pick it up..
well, so liked twilight? i didnt like it too much after book 1... anyway!! read it..
yes.. i like Maneet, they are good...!!

love,
niha

Originally posted by: sri_4

Hey niha akka.. 🤗
So u atlast grabbed a copy..😆
Good to see the review ..seems intersting to be read atleast once..Mayank anand seems to be a good writer afterall..hmm..
I have just completed reading Twilight -1 which took me more than a week..😆..am not sure when will i be able to read this..
Just asking... what's the length of this book..😆..will try to read when i grab a copy,,
The last thanks to members cracked me up.. 🤣
Thanks for the wonderful review BTW..really appreciated.. 👏
Good wishes..
Sri:-)

P.S:So u changed back to ManEet..i wont blame..they are worth addicting :P

cool!!!

Originally posted by: -honeydew-

Lol... i dont think, thats what those lines meant....!! anyway... what did you thnk of the rest of the book?

Hey Honeydew - haven't read the book yet but heard a lot about it. Haven't been able to locate it here in the US to be honest.

But from your review - sounded very well written, and was amazed at how well Mayank could depict a women's folly, her decisions, her thought process and then her eventual decision to move on ... would this be our desi version of Eat, Love Pray?

Maybe bollywood ought to take it and make a movie out of it? I hope so, for Mayank's sake.

And hats off - he's talented, but mostly, I admire him for taking this step and writing a book - and that too, from a woman's perspective (If that is what it is) ...

Thanks Honeydew for sharing, and giving us a glimpse of the book - I'll be sure to get it once I see it!

Originally posted by: xXdEejAyXx

nyc nyc

"Karan Singh Grover for not talking to me when i really needed to talk..."...didnt get this bit =S

Well according to me the line abt ksg simply reflects how mayank felt, maybe when mayank really need to talk with ksg, he was not their for him......dont know abt others but i for sure really badly miss ksg-mayank friendship, last year this time ksg said mayank was his pillar of strength & mayank was always their for ksg during JDJ3 & even before that & today ksg in his friendship video, did not even mention mayank, but funny thing is that ksg follows mayank on twitter, so from that i believe that they are friends, maybe im just assuming to much from what i saw & read abt them....i prey that one day we will see them together again somewhere😃

Hi Niha,

hey laxmi..

nice to be talking to you here .. after such a long time.. well.. the industry goes by the funda outta sight outta mind and takes it pretty seriously.. !!

love,
niha

Originally posted by: laxmi73

Hi Niha,

I really feel Mayank would have noticed someone like that @ close quarters...Hence the realism..And how come he hasn't mentioned Sukirti Khandpalz name since they were supposed to be thick friends?? Just wondering.......

well yeah,
may be karan and he drifted apart for some reason or the other that is not important.. even i was pretty surprised he didnt mention mayank in the interview..

Originally posted by: bilash

Well according to me the line abt ksg simply reflects how mayank felt,
maybe when mayank really need to talk with ksg, he was not their for him......dont
know abt others but i for sure really badly miss ksg-mayank friendship,
last year this time ksg said mayank was his pillar of strength &
mayank was always their for ksg during JDJ3 & even before that &
today ksg in his friendship video, did not even mention mayank, but
funny thing is that ksg follows mayank on twitter, so from that i
believe that they are friends, maybe im just assuming to much from what i
saw & read abt them....i prey that one day we will see them
together again somewhere😃

well it is pretty amazing how he went into the mind of a woman and wrote exactly what he felt.. especially at places where the girl cant have enough of the guy, the first rushes of excitement and those giggles...! u must read if if you can...

love,
niha

Originally posted by: lilmzsunshine

Hey Honeydew - haven't read the book yet but heard a lot about it. Haven't been able to locate it here in the US to be honest.

But from your review - sounded very well written, and was amazed at how well Mayank could depict a women's folly, her decisions, her thought process and then her eventual decision to move on ... would this be our desi version of Eat, Love Pray?

Maybe bollywood ought to take it and make a movie out of it? I hope so, for Mayank's sake.

And hats off - he's talented, but mostly, I admire him for taking this step and writing a book - and that too, from a woman's perspective (If that is what it is) ...

Thanks Honeydew for sharing, and giving us a glimpse of the book - I'll be sure to get it once I see it!