No Matter What . . . I will always love you!

I don't know where to start and how to start... This isn't my first book of yours, @rohitdawesar. You had already proved that you are a great writer through your nanotales, short stories, quotes and et cetera. I'm so happy to see your great work in the form of a book today. As I turned the pages of #nomatterwhatiwillalwaysloveyou, I sensed it's nothing but more love, more positivity, more hope in the purest form. Rishi-Mishika duo is nothing less than Romeo-Juliet pair, 'Made for each other'😍 As I began reading it, I understood that it's a perfect thriller with nail-biting twists and turns. Needless to say, I've thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I loved your choice of words, dialogues and the style of narration, wait... how can I miss those poems and quotes😍 In addition to it, just towards the end, Rishi's message about societial speech is just awesome and must for all walks of life to learn and adapt living to those words- and that's the best part of the book. Furthermore, I appreciate that you have not missed a thing in this novel, right from waiting onto hope to stressing on women's empowerment, you really deserve a standing ovation for putting all those in words precisely👏👏 Finally, I just want to conclude that I couldn't help it, but give a 10/10 rating🤩 @rohitdawesar, May you write more and more books 📚 All the very best for all your future endeavours 👍

This story ‘No matter what‘ by Author Rohit Dawesar is a carefully crafted love story that happens between two people, who take care of every nuance in their relationship, nurture it and grow it. It is equivalent to growing a plant or a garden which starts from the sowing of a seed-stage until it bores a flower or a fruit. Such stories are honest, intense, and are blended with responsibility and conduct. In this book, the protagonist’s Rishi and Mishika are people with clarity of life, clarity in thoughts, and transparent in their emotional quotient. However, intense the character portrayal, both are always teenagers at their heart. The story, like in every love story starts from college life, but the intelligence of the Author’s writing takes off from the moment both the characters meet. The feelings Mishika expresses when she actually meets Rishi is genuine and sweet. The phrase ‘actually meets’ holds importance here. Only if the story is read, it will be understood. The story is a balanced mixture of romance, humor, mystery, and social responsibility. Also, this story focuses on some fundamental issues that society faces. There are situations in the story that question humanity. There are also scenes in the story that reflect the attitude of the society on the flip side. The story also has sweet moments, cute encounters, convincing descriptions, and thought-provoking circumstances.

I have thoroughly enjoyed reading the book. Right since the Prologue in Rishi's word, the book had kept me hooked. I read it practically in less then 24 hours🙈 The unfolding of Mishika's disappearance from Chapter 13, was an emotional roll-coaster. It was an overwhelming experience. I have cried along the pages. What's beautiful is, how you have conveyed an important message through this book. It's not about being a Victim to the circumstances of life, but being a Warrior and fighting those battles. I instantly felt connected to the lead characters(Rishi & Mishi) all through the book, primarily because there were multiple thought-provoking questions either in the start or in between the chapters. I had expected the book to be an out-and-out rom-com, ideal for light reading, but the plot twist was a game-changer. I am still in Mishika and Rishi's hangover. As a reader, I would love for Rohit Sir to keep writing more such heart-warming stories.

Best romance book ever. Go ahead and give it a read. It's worth every single penny🩷🌸

Exploring "No matter what" was like a journey for me. A journey which I started with confused, disheartened Rishi, and ended with the most charming couple, Rishi-Mishi! ❣️ This novel has all my heart right now. I actually loved the way you have portrayed Rishi's and Mishika's love for each other. The chapterwise narration by both the lovebirds gave me an insight of what real love might feel like. I just liked the first meet of the couple, which is more like a supposed-to-be thing. I could actually imagine every scene right in front of my open eyes, including the Goa trip, Rishi cancelling his Delhi plan at the last minute just for Mishika, they realizing their love again right outside the airport, their first meet during the college activity, their squad singing together "Rishi-Mishi-Kissi", the couple's visit to the Spiti valley, the demise of Mishika's mom, Rishi coming to visit Mr. Jaitley and Rashmi Aunty, Pallavi aunt's tiffin, Rishi dying to have Mishika back, Rishi bringing smile on little Asha's face by gifting her his own watch, Mishika escaping the farmhouse along with Inayat, and the final "I-got-my-Mishika-back" moment! This book is truly a roller-coaster of emotions. The speech given by Rishi in Pyara Singh's wedding actually tells a lot of truth about our society! Indeed, she isn't a victim, she is a warrior! And... how can I forget the friends like VJ, Ravin, Pyara Singh, Ira and a sweet girl like Kasturi, who actually agreed to help the love of her life to find his own love of life! These vibrant characters actually made me feel like its such a luck to have these kind of friends. This novel is a pure bliss! 😇❤✌ Congratulations on writing such a beautiful novel! May the good God bless you with greatest imaginations and may your pen bring many more novels for us! 🥰 -Swarada S. Panshikar

A beautiful story about an unbreakable bond of love. The author transports you into the story and carries you through with baited breath. His writing has a gorgeous flare for imagery, helping you see the story clearly. You hold your breath at the end of each chapter waiting to see what will happen to our lovers next. More than just a love story, this is a mystery as well as a comment on our current society. I heart raced and I was brought to tears by the heartfelt speech of our hero. As a woman who has been abused, I praise the author on his commentary about abuse and his portrayal of the "warrior."

Worth a read