Title: Choked! Fight
Until You Win
Author: Bharath Sarma Rejeti
Publisher: Partrige
Page Count: 191
My Rating: 4/5
Blurb: What will you do when someone chokes you
off?
It happened to him, a
victim of a conspiracy. He was all alone, vulnerable, and pitted against the
mighty and juggernaut, but being strong was the only option he had. He knew
that it would be difficult to win, but quitting the fight would be devastating.
He had too many things at stake – a non-negotiable promise, his land, life, and
livelihood.
Unrelentingly, he
began the revolt with just an indestructible desire to win. It was indeed a war
between two unique men – one preferred to confront head-on, and another chose
to be invisible. The war was also one of its kind – the victory was not in
plotting violence but in terrorising the enemy.
This is the story of a
small businessman who was pushed to fight with a corporate gorilla. For more
clues on the conspiracy and war.
Verdict: ‘Choked!
Fight until You Die’ is the first work of fiction by Bharath Sharma Rejeti.
This book has a thrilling journey to offer to the readers which they will enjoy
at the edge of their seats.
The first thing that crosses my mind after holding the copy
is the cover. I loved the way the name is written on the front. After reading
the blurb any reader can easily guess the reason behind the presence of a
factory, a setting sun and a bunch of workers on the cover. The blurb gives a
perfect outline of the plot and will tempt the readers to read the book.
Aditya Kulkarni, the main protagonist of the book, was
living a successful life with his happy family until he finds himself as they
prey of a huge conspiracy. He had taken his father’s business to a new level
and was doing well and suddenly in one fateful day he finds out that his
factory has been taken over by a corporate giant. How Aditya stands up to fight
against the ‘corporate gorilla’ as the author says to reclaim his business is
what the story is all about. I loved the way the author has strategized the war
and slowly moved to his goal. The author successfully keeps the suspense alive
till the end and the readers will experience a thrilling read.
The story does total justice to its tagline ‘fight until you
die’. The narrating style is easy and very much in the trend now a days. There
are few grammatical and editing errors spotted here and there which could have
been ignored. I appreciate the author for distributing the story in small and
crisp chapters which helps the readers to complete the book in one go.
Talking about the downfall of the book I would say,
characterization remains a problem till the end. The author has introduced
quite a few characters but hasn’t described them well. The description of the
main protagonist, Aditya, was good but the readers will face slight
difficulties in visualizing other characters.
Apart from these minor errors, this book has a wonderful
plot to entertain all types of readers. A remarkable effort from a debut author
and I will surely wait to read the next book of this author for his delightful
story telling school.
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