Book Review : All Rights Reserved for You by Sudeep Nagarkar




All Rights Reserved for You is Sudeep Nagarkar’s 8th novel and this time he is enchanting his own love story with his to-be wife Jasmine. Although everything is cloaked under the layers of romantic fiction – one that Sudeep does the best.
The story of All Rights Reserved for You is about Aditya and Jasmine – a couple who are poles apart mentally as well as physically but still fall for each other head over heels.
Aditya, the ‘hero’ of the novel,  is a passionate writer while Jasmine cannot even imagine herself reading. Both live miles away in different cities. With almost nothing in common, love sneaks in and changes their lives.
This novel is all about how love can make things possible. Long-distance being the villain of the story, Aditya and Jasmine resort to bridge their relationship with Skype, Facebook and Whatsapp.
All Rights Reserved for You by Sudeep Nagarkar is a soothing real-life story of two lovebirds separated by distance but are never really far apart. Trust builds relations but most long-distance relations are destroyed because of it. But, this novel  proves all conventions wrong to prove, long distance relationships do work ‘very well’.
Love wins over all odds, respect to, your love is true love. The title itself is much attractive to drag the reader towards the book. The plot of the story is long distance relationship.



The story of ‘All Rights Reserved for You’ is about Aditya and Jasmine. Aditya is a writer and Jasmine is not much into books even thought of reading thrust back her. They came from different states, different religion, they have absolutely nothing in common. Yet they fall for each other and want to give it a shot while staying miles apart. Their distant relationship saw its own ups and downs, trust issues, not able to share the warmth by meeting often but they manage somehow and stayed in reach with skype, whatsapp and messenger. How far will they make it? Will their relationship made it to a marriage? Can you trust your partner who is miles apart? Is their love story is like any other love story where two people simply fall in love? Well, if your love is true nothing can set you apart.



It is to be said, story is a real life story of author which no one can justify however the love interest of Aditya is Jasmine and author’s wife also share a similar name. The book may be a better read for those who are still figuring out their distant relationship and for those who are puzzled in which direction to take the next step in their relation.
I completed reading this whole book... I started at 2 PM and without a single break at a stretch i read this book because it was so amazing love story , not a story, a real one.. loved the way Sudeep Nagarkar sir proposed Jasmin Sethi Mam.. it was like so dreamy n took me to some dream world..  only your books gives me the kind of spirit to read a book as i also used to hate reading.. seriously huge respect to you sir.. you are amazing and you guys are seriously the best example of true love.. got inspired  Love this book 

#Allrightsreservedforu .. hopefully this is one of the best gifts a guy can gift to his wife.. both are so lucky to each other.. Seriously your words just even made my tears roll down during your operation thing.. and even smiled at your crazy conversations with her.. was drifted away at the romantic moments.. all kinds of emotions experienced in this four hours.. felt like i watched a complete love story in a theater... it's really very amazing.


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