‘Raheja writes a touching book about
a young lover's story ….that engrosses
the reader, with its high speed rather hilarious turn
of events ….Amidst all the chaos are the sweet
love moments ….be it their date or their telephonic
conversation ….It is the story of a boy-next-door,
which any youngster can relate to. Raheja moves
back and forth in time, reminding of ace writers like
Virginia Woolf and Amitav Ghosh ….’
The Pioneer
‘The difference lies in the treatment of the
subject ….the narrative is devoid of lofty
idealism ….the lingo and its texture
is very close to what students use in colleges ….a
good attempt by someone writing only his first novel
….’
Hindustan Times
‘Anything for you, ma’am is a delicacy
of feelings with dollops of mischief and fun
….Infused with the sepia tinted fragrance of life
at IIT Delhi campus and turbulent love terrain of tweeny
days, the book is for those who are romantics-at-hearts
and nostalgic about the good ol’ college days
….’ Society Magazine
‘With all the masala of a Hindi movie,
the story has interesting plots, interspersed with humour,
enough to keep you glued to the pages ….’
New Indian Express
‘The author smears Tejas’ life philosophy
with a veneer of middle-class respectability and manages
to bolster the book with the help of an extremely indulgent
plot ….one must hand it to the young author
for an enterprising race to the finish ….’
Deccan Herald
‘The story takes many intriguing turns.
It has been penned in a language that is perfectly suitable
for a story placed against a campus background, perfectly
setting the mood and verisimilitude ….an enjoyable
read ….’
Seventeen
‘As one goes through the book, there is just
one feeling that a reader gets. The feeling
that a movie is being screened before him, scene by
scene ….’
Vijay Times
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