BOOK REVIEW

 The Service Elevator by Vasimraja Bhavikatti

"The Service Elevator" presents a gripping tale that unfolds within the confines of a seemingly mundane setting—an elevator. Milind Kabra, a prominent figure in India's IT industry, experiences an unexpected and unsettling encounter that alters his perception of his reality.

The narrative swiftly transforms from a routine elevator journey into a tense hostage situation when an enigmatic stranger takes control. Milind's forced introspection within this confined space becomes a catalyst for uncovering buried aspects of his life, prompting a reckoning with his past choices and actions.

What elevates this narrative beyond the claustrophobic setting is its exploration of deeper themes. Through Milind's ordeal, the story sheds light on the darker truths of the IT industry, unearthing concealed aspects that challenge his worldview.

The tension and suspense woven into the storyline make for an engrossing read, keeping readers on the edge as they witness Milind's psychological and emotional unraveling. The confined space becomes a metaphorical battleground for his self-discovery and the revelation of industry secrets.

"The Service Elevator" is a thought-provoking tale that navigates the complexities of human nature and industry dynamics. It invites readers to ponder the repercussions of one's choices and the hidden realities of corporate landscapes, all within the confines of a gripping and suspenseful narrative.