Each and every line of the story will give you goosebumps and a feeling of happiness at the same time because it opens with the story of soldiers --- especially the two efficient soldiers named Abhinav and Ravi.

It is said that soldiers are the real heroes and here, in the story, these heroes perform their heroic deeds while engaging in a battle in the chilly atmosphere of Siachen, where everything is snowclad, and life hardly exists.

After the chaos, Abhinav experiences some mysterious actions related to a Monolith, but the source is unknown for a while.

What will happen to these soldiers? Will they be able to survive in this place?

What supernatural power does the Monolith have?

These interesting questions will revolve inside your mind, while you turn each page of this book.

Divided into different chapters, Punarbhava or the concept of rebirth seeps in after a few chapters and the readers are left in awe; and the author has carefully selected his words to hold on to this moment of awe and surprise.

Abhinav and Ravi enters a world which is unknown to them, it looks like the best place in the world, it feels like heaven, but confusion still meanders like the flow of a river.

The author introduces the readers to certain unearthly and uncanny experiences and continues to give various clues so that the readers can guess the upcoming story and they are fully engaged with the author, Dr Jain.

To know all the answers to your doubts, you must read this book and experience something completely different.

The lucid style of writing, the choice of vocabulary and the smooth flow of the story are sure to win the heart of every reader.

As you read one page of the book, you crave for more and Dr Jain has been successful in maintaining the excitement and thrill throughout the book.

If you love to read various types of stories, if the mixture of fiction and fact excites you always, Punarbhava is the book for you.

You must read this book and it is bound to remain etched in your mind for a long time.

So, let’s begin this wonderful journey and let’s enthuse ourselves to remain a bookworm!

(Reviewed by Sayantani Sengupta)