Why should you read “Alfaaz Unplugged”?

We all at least once in our lives took a train as a kid and hoped it would take us to Hogwarts, where we could learn magic and become a wizard someday. 

And this book gives you a similar feeling. The joy of taking this ride, feeling through the verses, relating to some brief moments we experienced, and ending up with a pleasant feeling of taking a deep journey of love, hope, and trust.

It is mesmerizing to read how she expressed her feelings, loneliness, and love for someone without even pointing out any generic indicators. Whenever she emphasizes the connection between hearts, she actually steals a special place in the reader’s heart.

We at Orignstory, generally sit and discuss a book, once we all read it. And this conversation happened, A guy from my team said, “All I wish to have is someone like her to love for the rest of my life”. We smiled and wished him luck on that.

We can’t find so often this kind of impact a writer has on his/her audience. But this book, this writer could have an impact like that on her readers.

As Neha rightly says, we expect happy beginnings and happy endings but fail to feel, enjoy and be thankful for the beautiful things that happen in the middle.

Men for centuries have been saying that “Women are so complex, and no one can understand women”, but writers like Neha are proving otherwise.

If we had let women learn, express, and convey their thoughts we would have understood them far earlier and far better.

Alfaaz Unplugged is a book I would suggest for men of all ages. It will for sure help them to love better, to live better, to treat a person, especially his women right. 

It personally made me feel thankful for the people for all the love and beautiful moments they have showered on me at some point in my life.

Alfaaz Unplugged, if you have something to say to someone, say it before it’s too late.