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Silkworm vaayichu thudangiyittu maasangal palathu aayi.... ith vare complete cheyaan pattiyilla...

Innu Harry potter and the Cursed Child thudangi... Playude Script aayathu kond cinema/play kaanunna effect thane aanu...

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Originally Posted by Robert Langdon

Inferno

Books written by Dan Brown were never a paragon for ideal writing. Yet, what always draws me into his books is the way how his controversial and seemingly well-researched narrative tend to shed new perspectives on the historical facts and those much celebrated artworks while steering a high-octane and improbable plot at breakneck pace that's packed with relentless thrills and twists. And when it features one of my favourite fictional protagonists, Robert Langdon, the renowned art professor from Harvard to unlock mysteries on the run — tailing clues after clues aided by his eidetic memory — it's totally irresistible.

After 'The Lost Symbol', which was mostly a yawn that literally put me to sleep, Brown returns to form with 'Inferno', even though at times it feels like a glorified tour guide that's straight out of a Wikipedia page. Although it lacks the finesse of 'Da Vinci Code' and 'Angels & Demons', it's an engrossing page-turner nonetheless with some suspension of disbelief about the existence of all the state-of-the-art stuff in it that often sounds like pure science fiction (which Brown claims to be real).

In 'Inferno', Brown was somewhat successful at subverting some of his trademark formulas like the prospect of making Langdon solving something he had already cracked post a temporary amnesia and he still does have some tricks up his sleeve to leave us on the edge of the seat, even when the narrative was slightly bilging and becomes a tad predictable. Insights on the impending tragedy of overpopulation were interesting, though he could've stressed on this matter a lot more, I felt.

'Inferno' might not be among the best works of Brown, but this scavenger hunt is definitely a significant improvement over 'The Lost Symbol' and packs a punch, despite all the been-there-done-that vibe it gives and its typical race-against-time sensibilities. In short, a wildly entertaining guilty-pleasure addition to the Langdon series.

To be honest, this should work big time as a movie, much more than those mediocre adaptations of 'Da Vinci Code' and 'Angels & Demons' which lost a hell lot in translation.

3/5

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Irangiya timil vaayichathaa... Kurachokkeye orma ullu... Cinema aayi workout aavaan pattiya twists chavaru pole undu...

My favourite in Langdon series remains " Angels & Demons "... Book aayalum , Movie aayalum.. Worst is of course "The Lost Symbol"..

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Originally Posted by Krrish

Silkworm vaayichu thudangiyittu maasangal palathu aayi.... ith vare complete cheyaan pattiyilla...

Innu Harry potter and the Cursed Child thudangi... Playude Script aayathu kond cinema/play kaanunna effect thane aanu...

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play aayathukondu vangiyilla...:pavam:

harry potter yajnjam 4th time thudagaaraayi..:smile:

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Originally Posted by Krrish

Silkworm vaayichu thudangiyittu maasangal palathu aayi.... ith vare complete cheyaan pattiyilla...

Innu Harry potter and the Cursed Child thudangi... Playude Script aayathu kond cinema/play kaanunna effect thane aanu...

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silk worm oru 10 page vayichu stop cheythu

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Originally Posted by nidhikutty

silk worm oru 10 page vayichu stop cheythu

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Njan 100 page kazhinju.. theerkanam..

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Originally Posted by ~Saji~

Also 1000 splendid suns, is more intense, more realistic( I agree with you on tha cinematic climax of kite runner) and it brings you deeper into the afghan situation. especially a women point of view. Still I like kite runner because of its simple story, pleasent ending and as a story about children.

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Ippa full traveling aaya karanam heavy items vayikanulla moodil alla. Download cheyth idam "A thousand splendid suns" :dancer:

The Phantom by Jo Nesbo 50 percent aayi. Oru normal detective thriller pole alla. It switches between first person and third person and thankfully these switches are smooth and do not jolt you. Jo Nesbo's writing is of a minimalist yet charming style. Not for him the unnecessarily lugubrious descriptions of buildings (I'm looking at you, Amish) or places. He prefers to finish of his descriptions in a jiffy, yet those words have a stunning beauty.

The sense of cold and night that permeates Oslo is out forward so very well and the intricacies of police work and drug industry is also brilliantly brought out. It's a long book and not easy to read at a stretch. But it's worth it:mahifan:.

Concurrent aayit Bourne Identityum vayikkunnu. Pandu vayichathaanu. Ippol kore technological advances have made parts of the plot redundant but the character of Bourne is such that you remain hooked. If there is ever a reboot of the movie series then a faithful adaptation of the book is a necessity. Atrakku mass aanu ee story. And marana mass aanu Ithile villain:kannettan:

The Phantom theerthu. Onnum parayanilla. Kikkidu. Must read for crime fiction fans

Rating :5/5:kiki:

Kafka ude kurachu stories vaayichu... Chilathu ishtapettu.. Chilathu onnum manasilayilla.. Ippo randu books vayikkunnu mafia queens of Mumbai by husain zaidi and Wendy dongiers hindu

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Originally Posted by THE DIPLOMAT

Kafka ude kurachu stories vaayichu... Chilathu ishtapettu.. Chilathu onnum manasilayilla.. Ippo randu books vayikkunnu mafia queens of Mumbai by husain zaidi and Wendy dongiers hindu

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Mafia Queens vayichittundu. Oru b grade manjapathram vayikkana feeling indakkana item aanu :icecream: