Review of The diary of an actor- Part 1

[Seamstress]

I am hooked by the word "conspiracy" in the title and the description provided amplified my interest tenfold. I do like stories where a seemingly ordinary event escalates to adventure. For example, "perplexing phone call from his manager" after which life will never be the same. Can't wait to read in detail to what this call will lead to!

[Surabhi Rani]

'Official Review: The Diary of an Actor-Part1' by Chandra Preethi is interesting and entertaining. It draws the attention of enthusiastic readers. The book is inspired by the life and times of actor Sushant Singh Rajput. It explores several topics, including betrayal, love, friendship, and the cost of seeking justice. The protagonist finds himself involved in the case of a kidnapping and the rescue of a girl. It was great to learn that the story is captivating and holds our attention from the beginning to the end!

[Renee Cryer]

The sample I read, I noticed the writing style felt like poetry. It was different than most of the author's work I am accustomed too. I enjoyed it but have to get used to it. The author used a lot of descriptive pictures but I don't feel as if I really got to know the characters . It vaguely described them. So L, from what I read, I wouldn't give it a 5 star rating. Congratulations on the BOTD.

[azza lia]

Thank you for sharing your insightful review. I'm not much into Bollywood, but the review sparked my curiosity. I also want to know more about that Nepali girl's story.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

The Diary of an Actor: Part 1 - The Conspiracy by Chandra Preethi reminds me of a movie I just watched and the ongoing trial of a certain celebrity. I'd love to see how this fictional plot unfolds.

[Rady Espinoza]

The fictitious narrative 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘋𝘪𝘢𝘳𝘺 𝘰𝘧 𝘢𝘯 𝘈𝘤𝘵𝘰𝘳 𝘗𝘢𝘳𝘵 1 by Chandra Preethi is based on the lives and times of actor Sushant Singh Rajput. The author touches on a number of subjects, including friendship, love, treachery, and the cost of pursuing justice

[catherine taylor]

The review of The Diary of an Actor-Part 1 packed a lot of information in a few words. However, I was confused because there was no information about the location of the story, not much background on characters, not even enough of the plot to interest me. Thank you for reviewing the book, I have read other reviews and will read it.

[Black Indigo]

I'm intrigued to find out how the story unfolds and the fate of each character. Thank you for the review.

[Shan Mohammad]

The Diary of an Actor – Part 1 by Chandra Preethi is a gripping fictional tale loosely inspired by the life of actor Sushant Singh Rajput. The narrative touches on themes such as loyalty, heartbreak, friendship, and the struggles involved in seeking justice.

The story follows Sushil and his girlfriend Raksha as they head to Rukta’s birthday celebration. There, Sushil runs into his ex-manager Usha and her fiancé Sohan. The atmosphere at the party quickly spirals into chaos when it becomes clear that it’s a drug-fueled gathering, prompting Sushil to leave in discomfort.

Things take a serious turn when Usha encounters a young Nepali girl in distress—bound and gagged. She immediately reaches out to Sushil for help. Without hesitation, Sushil rescues the girl and hands her over to the authorities. But for him, the matter doesn’t end there. He pushes the Mumbai Police to launch a full investigation into the girl’s abduction, aiming to bring those responsible to justice.

The unfolding events raise several questions—Will the criminals be caught? What lies ahead for Usha and the girl? How will this affect the people tied to the BWOOD group? The story keeps readers engaged as it answers these questions in unexpected ways.

The novel is written in a clean, straightforward style that’s easy to read. The chapters are short and crisp, making the story easy to follow and hard to put down. Each character is carefully crafted, allowing the themes of justice, love, betrayal, and friendship to shine through naturally.

There was little to criticize. The language was accessible to a broad audience, and I only noticed a single minor typographical error, which didn't affect the reading experience.

Overall, this is a compelling and well-executed piece of fiction. I wholeheartedly award it 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it to anyone who enjoys emotionally resonant, character-driven stories.

Star rating 5 out of 5

[Rose Angela]

The Diary of an Actor: Part 1 – The Conspiracy by Chandra Preethi follows a celebrated actor whose glamorous life takes a dark turn. After attending a high-profile Bollywood party, an unexpected phone call from his former manager sets off a chain of events that threatens everything he knows.

[Shan Mohammad]

The Diary of an Actor – Part 1 is a bold and emotionally charged novel by Chandra Preethi that combines fictional storytelling with shades of real-life inspiration—particularly from the life of the late actor Sushant Singh Rajput. It’s a story that doesn’t shy away from the dark corners of the entertainment world while exploring themes like justice, betrayal, and human connection.

The story follows Sushil, an actor, who attends a party with his girlfriend, Raksha. What starts as a casual evening quickly turns into something sinister when he realizes the event is centered around drug use. Disgusted, he leaves—only to be pulled into a far more serious situation. Usha, his former manager, discovers a young Nepali girl who has been bound and gagged. She turns to Sushil for help. He not only rescues the girl but insists the police pursue justice and uncover the truth behind the incident.

What follows is a tense, emotionally driven pursuit of justice, woven with complex relationships and moments of vulnerability. The story raises important questions: How far would you go to do the right thing? What happens when the truth threatens powerful people?

The book is structured with short, sharp chapters that make it easy to read and hard to put down. Chandra Preethi’s writing style is simple yet effective, allowing readers to stay connected to the characters without getting lost in heavy prose. The pacing is quick, and the emotional tension is well-maintained throughout.

One of the strengths of this book is how it handles sensitive topics with care. The characters are more than just names on a page—they feel real, flawed, and driven by genuine emotions. While fiction, the story resonates because of its grounding in truth and its relevance in today’s world.

I noticed only one small typographical error, which speaks volumes about the professional editing of the book. It's rare to find such a cleanly written self-published work.

I highly recommend The Diary of an Actor – Part 1 to readers who enjoy contemporary fiction with depth, social relevance, and a dash of suspense. This is not just a story—it’s a reflection of voices often silenced and a tribute to those who dared to ask questions.

[twinkle09]

I remember the actor Sushant Singh Rajput and his tragic death a few years ago. The story though fictional is based on real life characters. I look forward to reading the book. Thank you for a wonderful review!

[Tars]

I always believed that actors have such glamorous lives, even though that drug party isn't something surprising, but finding "a Nepali girl who was tied up with her mouth confined" must have been shocking. I hope it wasn't the slave trade, because I am really irked by the topic, but as a whole, the plot sounds intriguing and promising, so I thank you for gifting the book and congratulate you on BOTD!

[Dayana Alvarado 1]

The party the lights the fame everything looks nice on the outside But behind it there is corruption, drugs and dirty secrets this lesson goes straight to the point don't idealize show business or celebrities. There is a lot of appearance and little truth in that environment.

[Pradeep T M]

The diary of an actor- Part 1" by Chandra Preethi, as its mentioned ; it is inspired by Sushanth story, it definitely grabs attention to fully explore glamorous acting world. In that world,even they won't acting they wear colors of truth, lies,betrayal. So it's story about Life.