The author beautifully writes the “Real Love” and weaves her story around it flawlessly. Durjoy and Nadia are married, yet they are separated. Nadia thinks of Durjoy as being mad as called by the society and ignores him greatly, yet Durjoy loves her till the end. Kavya Sharma runs the story through letters that Nadia reads, written by Durjoy before he died, after she is released from the asylum. Through these letters, she comes to know that Durjoy loved her endlessly and she was to be blamed for ignoring him.

The words written in the book are simple, yet meaningful. Full of imagery, similes and other figures of speech, Kavya Sharma takes the reader into an another world where love is described through words, food, emotions. The plus point of the book is that it stays true to the value of “Real Love” from the beginning till the end.

All characters in the book are shown in detail and exquisitely. Each letter stirs up a storm in the reader’s mind about love as a pure form of expression. And every letter is written meticulously. Overall, the book is a perfect blend of love, heartbreak, tragedy. The author has written it in such a manner that the reader will be left to ponder upon what is true love and how letters can become a great way of depicting love.