Review:

▶️ what do you love the most? – A love story with a happy ending? Or a lover that falls apart?

‘Sometimes, people seemingly destined for each other as individuals fail as a couple. One of the many lessons of life.’

I’ve always liked Smita’s writings. Her stories are a compelling and emotional rollercoaster ride. And this story too is no less than a delightful read.

‘Till Fate Do Us Part’ by Smita Das Jain is a story of Vedika and Doctor Gaurang. Samiksha, Vedika’s daughter is in pain and seeks medical advice from the best. She came across Doctor Gaurang who was the finest in the vicinity. His kindness and expertise impressed her and she decided to go ahead with the treatment. Meanwhile, Doctor Gaurang makes sure Vedika never faces any problems. Sparks fly every time Vedika visits him. Will he confess his love? What will happen next?

With a captivating storyline and crisp descriptive narrative, Smita weaves the story of love, struggles and sacrifice. Vedika faces many situations on the professional front and has a troubled married life, finds comfort every time she meets the doctor. Gaurang on the other hand is getting more attached to Vedika. With every chapter, the story gets more intense and exciting with how the events will unfold. The plot of the story is compelling, inviting readers to delve into the lives of corporate professionals and front-line workers.

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As we get a glimpse of Vedika’s professional front, I liked the determined Vedika and her views but at times, her rigidness made me hate her a bit. Doctor Gaurang’s empathetic nature and approach made me like his character more. We could see the struggles both of them have faced and the way their bond turned out to be. The characters are brilliantly portrayed by the author. We get a glimpse of typical Indian families too. I loved the later chapters of the book and the story turned out to be amazing. It’s a fast-paced book and I found it a bit rushed too with the events. What I liked is the way Smita kept it light and engaging, making readers curious about how the events unfold next. The climax of the book is cinematic, giving readers a Bollywood feel.

Here we see what true friendship is in the form of Saching and Gaurang, we get a glimpse of Gaurang’s past which is touching. We see how Vedika tries to balance her professional and personal life well, how she stands for herself and how a mother in her is always guilty of not being with the child. With layers of emotions, Smita brilliantly weaves the take on relationships.

In all, It’s a heartwarming read with compelling characters and an intriguing plot.

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