The Worlds That Met In Bollywood.


 Manan Goel’s debut novel ‘The worlds that met in Bollywood’ is undoubtedly electrifying when it comes to storyline and plot. 

The characters were fantastically described, being a debutant the author is unputdownable and the storyline is extremely fluid,just go with the flow.

The story is about Yasir and Anirudh, their lives are just completely different from each other but there destinies  finally leads them binding up their stories and here the tittle makes the complete sense that what Bollywood has made an impact on real lives.

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