Aju Publications Amma Diarylo Konni Pageelu

We have to give the writer applause for his grasp on language and his perspective and the ability to explain things. With that said, except for the young love relatability , there is nothing special. I found it unbelievable that the grandma willingly let the granddaughter go with her boyfriend in the night and the funny thing is she asks him to get her back before dawn. Kitty parties in USA in 1990s were not a thing. The chaos happening in the twin towers was confusing. One moment the character seems to be going to India with the family, the other moment he is in another building ( twin towers) panicking to save his life. Everybody reminding the main character constantly about her past love was so unbelievable. The change in mother’s heart, the follow up of her husband about the past love( writing letters to the ex-boyfriend), the main character’s beauty being praised by the boyfriend’s wife were unconvincing. Which mother bring’s up the past love topic in her daughter’s life and constantly reminds her about it. Especially when the mother herself went to great lengths to break them both up. This story is created with 3 ideal character’s who are extremely open-minded and positive about the protagonist Sarika. I understand the story revolved around her. But the constant praise on her character from other characters is nauseating. And she is not even that perfect. The only sensible thing is that the boyfriend Abhiram understanding his lack of ability to take care of her and letting her go. Apart from all these, I am appreciative of the writer pursuing this path when everything has become social media based. This writer took us back to books.I applaud that!

An epic narration that was never read before and worthy reading it.

After a long time, I came across a Telugu novel that truly touched my heart—Ravimantri’s Amma Diarylo Konni Pageelu. From the very first few pages, the story creates an instant connection with the reader. It is one of those rare novels where you can easily find a part of yourself reflected in one or more of the characters. Their emotions, relationships, and journeys feel remarkably real. What impressed me the most is how beautifully Ravimantri preserves the essence of Telugu culture and the richness of the language throughout the novel. The thoughtful quotes sprinkled across the book linger in your mind long after you finish reading. Another delightful surprise was the way the author weaves references to memorable Telugu songs into the narrative. These songs don’t merely evoke nostalgia—they enrich the emotions of the story and make the reading experience even more immersive. The novel also effortlessly bridges lives and emotions across India, the USA, and the UK, reminding us that while places may differ, human relationships and feelings remain universal. When I turned the last page, one emotion stayed with me—a genuine feel-good warmth. It’s the kind of book that leaves a smile on your face and a pleasant calm in your heart. For me, this is one of the finest Telugu novels I’ve read in recent years, joining the league of Yandamoori Veerendranath’s evergreen classics like Vennello Aadapilla and Anandobrahma. The beauty of this novel is that you won’t want to skip pages, nor will you feel like postponing it until tomorrow. It gently pulls you forward, making you want to finish it in a single sitting. What more can I say? Go buy it. Read it. Feel it. Some books are simply meant to be experienced—and Amma Diarylo Konni Pageelu is undoubtedly one of them.

There are very few books that depict love in such a tangible sense. Even fewer books show life in such a raw manner. This book does both of them. Amma Diarylo Konni Pageelu by Ravi Mantri Garu is beautiful rollercoaster ride into the depths of love, longing, belonging, death, and a fresh start. The book revolves around Sarika and Abhiram, who love eachother, who make their worlds one, but due to circumstances, divided. The book delves into the intricacies of love, life and relationships in a beautifully poignant way. *spoiler alert* My favourite person from the book - ofc Nandu, is as rare as a diamond! His love for Sarika was so deep that he was willing to go to any extent for her happiness - giving up his own love for her. I cried when he expressed his past, his realisation and then his abundant love, which he carefully managed to keep hidden. His support for her, his care and concern were lovely! His life in itself was a beautiful journey. His death was- I just can't come in terms with it tbh(it sounds funny but it isn't). He deserves better. Ravi Mantri Garu did a TERRIFIC job spinning each character in a beautiful sense. The depth of each character, their development, their portrayal was splendid. Every character has a philosophy to teach, a lesson to learn. This book made my laugh, cry(very very hard esp when N died) and relieved at all the right places. The way the author wrote felt less like reading and more like watching all the characters pan out in front of me and do what they are doing. Thank you Ravi Garu for such a beautiful writing journey, making us feel every emotion with your poetic words.

Definitely every one should read this Book once, in this book they are so many emotions are they..❤️ value for money

This is a very heart-touching book. The writing is simple, and many pages are emotional and meaningful. I really enjoyed reading it

Book: Amma Diary lo Konni Pagelu by Ravi Mantri @ajupublications Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Blurb: Abhi and Sarika were college sweethearts. Their love story ended abruptly when her mother stated the objections of their relationship and asked Sarika to marry Nandu. Nandu and sarika lead a good life, meanwhile Abhi is married to Chitra and leads a decent life. But was this the end of their lives? Will there be a chance of any future for them? What if their partners find out about them? Can love happen twice? With fate twisting their tales would there be a happy ending for Abhi and Sarika? . I Love the banter between Abhiram and Sarika. Their moments always make me smile and giggle. I loved Abhi's playful character and always supporting her. Their separation was heartbreaking. Their story was beautiful. . It's hard to get a person like Abhi but getting a person like Nandu is quite impossible. He is the greenest of the green flags ever. I like how they started slowly like friends, partners and fall for each other. Nandu unconditionally loved Sarika. The care, the concern and affection he has for her is the best. Nandu is "The right person in the wrong time" guy for Sarika. Honestly Nandu deserves more. . Abhiram and Chitra's story was like a glimpse of their lives through the pages of dairy Chitra wrote. Probably because it's one person's POV (Sarika's). But I liked Chitra how she wanted to live in the present and how she encouraged and supported him. How she understood Abhiram and was there for him to cope up. While Abhiram was not past Abhiram, he now is distant and silent. He never left Chitra's side through his thick and thin. He slowly but surely accepted her, respected her and liked her. He showed his love through actions and their story has a bitter sweet ending. . One thing I wanna tell is the writing was amazing. Many say telugu is a poetic language, but reading his words it definitely felt like poetry. His narration was splendid. I was in awe of the way he said things. On the whole it's a beautifully blended, heart warming story which I fall in love with. And congratulations Ravi mantrii for being the author of the month💖