Book Review of Bollywood Invasion by Ricardo Alexanders

On the double captivating and shrewdly imaginative, Ricardo Alexanders' Bollywood Invasion enrapts perusers with a fun and fantastical story about growing up, set in an all around presented converging of the real world and fiction which outperforms the spans of time and landmasses. 

Book Review of Bollywood Invasion by Ricardo Alexanders

In a flash the story attracts you, as at first, we meet John Palmieri living in present day times in Brooklyn; he's a geek and Beatles sweetheart in secondary school and unsatisfied with his lower white collar class presence. Things start with him in the throes of a fantasy, indeed being bested by his most despised adversary Frank Castellano. He despises Frank, who appears to have far beyond John; more intelligent mouth, greater house, more companions, better stuff, including, the consideration of the young lady he covertly adores - Samantha. 

The genuine experience starts when destiny collides with his life, by means of a mishap, thumping John oblivious. At the point when John rises and shines, he ends up in a parallel presence, where he has been shipped back so as to late 1950's, India. He awakens as multi year old Raj Scindia, a ruler in the Indian illustrious family. Normally, he's at first befuddled by his unexpected transportation to a totally remote life and culture with numerous clever minutes following as he attempts to fold his head over what has befallen him. 

Then, as John adjusts to his new life, he understands he all of a sudden has the existence he has constantly longed for, an actual existence which currently incorporates cash, riches, anxious ladies and broad benefits. Be that as it may, just as being rich and favored, the ruler whose life John has dominated, additionally incorporates a few unforeseen issues, for example, being locked in to a youngster through pre-organized marriage, having the notoriety of being a ruined, double-crossing rascal, just as being a second year understudy in a mechanical designing school. At last, choosing to make the best of his new conditions, John plays his favored new life as far as possible; he fakes being mystic and gatherings not so much paying attention to his new life too until he meets the closest companion of his guaranteed life partner, Ankita and falls right away head over heels for her which inside his new culture offers ascend to numerous issues. While searching for approaches to prevail upon her, John attacks into the universe of music by joining a neighborhood band and uses his broad information on Beatles melodies to impel his gathering "The Beetos" to "Beatles" status making him and his gathering demigods, in this way making a parallel universe with the Bollywood rendition of the Beatles. Therefore, their recently discovered notoriety accompanies startling repercussions, as the story advances with situations that parallel occasions that truly occurred with the acclaimed Beatles. 

Completely, Bollywood Invasion proffers perusers a convincing read that engages the creative mind with an extraordinary adventure into adulthood. This was a triumphant mix with its curved merging of Beatlemania, sentiment, dramatization, humor, dream components, and interesting characters, particularly Raj/John who appears to an approximately presented resurrection of John Lennon. This would make an advantageous read for devotees of imagination or YA peruses.