Karachi, You are Killing Me! (Paperback)

Saba Imtiaz is a journalist from Karachi. As she is not familiar with writing novels so far, there is a clear impression of lack of "novel things" in "Karachi You're Killing Me!". After a restless reading of 150 pages, I found an intuition to read this book. A twenty years girl named Ayesha, his life is totally messed up with cruelty of life, relationship, friendship, career and all sorts of things that a middle class, workaholic and career oriented girl is usually faced. Beginning of this fiction is so boring that I wanted to give up reading but inner me forced me to read till the end, because why did an international journalist start his first fiction book like this ? If anyone read it carefully, apparently he/she will find a real life style without any extra dramatic fictional part. It's as realistic as ours but as we all know almost every one of us is depressed, humiliated or demoralized by our own life that's because first couple of pages will bore readers because of lack of suspensions. It's recommended to all those fucked of bookworm who really want to learn life hacks like: it's been alright to move on if a person gives up relationship with you and you become alone, how to overcome a bewildered situation of your career when your trusted person cheated on you for their own benefits!, fatherly love never dies if you are screwed up by career and it uncovers that our stereotype thinking about fathers is not correct that they will be displeasure if your career ends at nowhere and you fear to tell it to your dad(surely you become emotional on this part), it's been a great to have someone like 'Sad' who is one of her best friend but eventually they found themselves perfect for each other after a dramatic filmy situation and lots of ups and downs in their life.