Review: Pinto Has An Idea

Pinto Has An Idea by Rajeev Saxena
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Blurb-

Young Pinto has from his childhood been an out-of-the box thinker, finding solutions in his everyday surroundings to a myriad ancient global problems. A certain machine he invents in his childhood makes him a hero in his village but it's not sufficient to change the mindset of naysayers for Pinto to pursue his career in hardcore science.

Pinto Has an Idea is the tale of Dr Pinto, a small-town boy, an IITian and a scientist working in MIT, who suddenly experiences a life-changing revelation in the early days of his research, throwing away his work on theoretical physics and setting out to solve the practical everyday problems of the world he lives in. 

Returning to his native India, he finds his noble quest beset by unexpected adversaries, obstacles and trials, but emerges triumphant from each battle. 

Pinto does not like to appear a romantic person, and keeps women at bay. But when Lavanya returns to haunt his life, and eventually shoe-horns him into marriage, he obligingly falls in love. Because Lavanya is not just a pretty face, she's his partner in research. And Pinto, a newbie in romance, discovers a whole new craze. 
But life takes directions never aimed for. Pinto is on the road to becoming rich and famous. He invents a mechanism to eradicate corruption in the land, and in that process moves towards politics. That impinges on the couple's relationship so severely that Lavanya disappears suddenly without telling Pinto. Why does she leave their child with Pinto? Will he lose his greatest 'idea', Lavanya, and thereby, himself? Sure, Pinto's ideas bring dramatic changes to society. But how much romance can a scientist handle as well?


My views -

Pinto Has An Idea by Rajeev Saxena is an fictional tale, about pinto he was risen up from Little Village where he is more famous with his invention in small age therefore story rotates where he achieves manything and also decides to dedicate his vision and knowledge to society where he grown up.

As of story it is inspiring and innovative as the character Punto. The love, political revolution which makes more interesting and also somewhere felt as detailed description would given the continuous flow. The 272 pages has been reflecting the new ideas, thoughts, visionary and way to missionary.

The language is clear and lucid. I liked the cover which represents the human where upper half face of a man was covered with machine parts and another normal human face which reflects Pinto's character and mild background colour in cover makes it more beautiful.

Pinto Has An Idea is more interesting, intriguing in same time new and refreshing read. Where this novel is change for reading ordinary love stories.

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