Lucid Dream By Atul Mohite

Lucid Dream By Atul Mohite is a sneak peek in an intelligent and full of dreams teenager's life. How life happens after certain age is the main concept of the story.

Story revolves around protagonist Suraj. A smart and full of dreams student who passing the 10th board exam with distinction take admission in his desired field with the dream to accomplish a better position at IIT.

Taking a step for a secure future, Suraj takes admission in notorious coaching center. From here so many good changes occur in Suraj's life. He met Naina and fell in love with her. His friend circle in college and coaching center increased. Life was good and all fun until one day something unexpected happened that bereaved Suraj's confidence and faith in himself.

The story is something that can be relatable to many students who start there college life with so many dreams of achieving something big. Choosing institutes, coaching centers through references or advertising is a new trend. Some choose it because they just want to pass the exams and some to score comparatively "High" scores for better career goal. But the outer appearance is not always the real one. How a simple mistake can drag your confidence and faith from 100 to 0 has been a moral in the story.

This topic was needed to be came out. Author has written the short story including all the aspects that has to be there. Charecterization is good. Writing style is remarkable. At some points if feels boring because of detailation but it was not much distracting as the story was gripping enough to have all the attention.

Something that will remind you your journey of college life. Recommended to all the students who are having enough vacation time to choose career option. Other than taking it in serious way it's a fun and good read. You'll definitely enjoy it.

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