They go with their motorbikes driving along the wonders of the Kolkata streets! They all go to one secluded place situated on the river bank, where they admire the nature’s beautiful sight and the lights beaming on the other side of the civilisation! Suddenly Amardeep asks everybody what their future plans would be like, he says now that they are all well settled in their jobs and are somewhat financially capable, what’s next on their plate?

Ravinder and his three college mates (Manpreet, Amardeep and Happy) have a reunion after three long years! They all meet in Kolkata at Happy’s house and relive their college days. Love, can it be found on web? And if so! would it really be true love? The author depicts his love life to a woman whom he meets on and from then on they start their journey on the love tracks! Their journey starts with messages and phone calls and then a face-to-face meet, amidst these moments also arises few obstacles and breakdowns! The title of the book ‘ I too had a love story‘ suggests something which gives you a slight hint that something must have happened in their journey compelling the author to name the title of the book as it is! Plot Ravinder Singh’s true love story depicts how our society has still not got over the marriage craze and how he stumbled upon to find him a match and found his true love, Khushi! From the text messages, phone calls, video chats and face-to-face meets, he takes you in his journey filled with lovey-dovey instances, usual couple fights and an unexpected event! Summary

Line which caught my attention: “Someone rightly said, ‘Three things – wealth, women and …’ (I always forget the third one) ‘. Tip: Get your heart cleared of all emotions to feel the emotions in this book.