Hello Sir Myself Zoya | Book Review

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Hello Sir Myself Zoya

Author: Sunil Kumar

Pages: 174


 

                ‘Hello Sir Myself Zoya’ by Sunil Kumar is a story that revolves around Zoya an ambitious girl who wants to achieve great heights in life. She always wanted to complete her studies first but one day her parents decide to get her married off to her cousin but she somehow convinces her parents to let her study. But there comes a time when her aunt is not ready to compromise on the marriage and even questions her mother about why Zoya has to get so much education. With all the stress going on around her marriage Zoya takes extreme step of leaving her house. Where will Zoya go? Will Zoya be able to fulfill her dream of completing her education and achieve something big in life? To know read ‘Hello Sir Myself Zoya’

My Thoughts:

                The plot discusses various social issues which revolve in our society such as triple talaq, Hindu-Muslim controversy, etc. We get to see how these issues can adversely affect the women and deteriorate the whole life of not only the women but also of the whole family. Why is it that women don’t have the right to live her life as per wishes? These issues are brought to light by the author.

                Characters are well developed. I liked how Zoya is really dedicated towards her dreams and even after facing so many problems she never gave up on those dreams. Even when her family was not doing well her family supported her to fulfill her dreams which are commendable. Zoya is really lucky to inspiring & supportive family and friends in her life who supported her till the end.

Language is simple and lucid. Book cover and the title of the book are apt to the plot of the book.

 Overall, I must say that this book will provide motivation to the readers and bring social awareness related to the problems in the society.

Rating: 4/5

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