Review: The Kite Runner
A well griped story that travel from fear, insecurity to courage, a path towards redemption and ends with hope and devotion. A monarchic yet peaceful Afghanistan no one knows before. Asef character shows
us how people disguised themselves and take their revenge behind the name of religion. An incomplete relationship of father and son that seeds insecurity and makes other true relations blur also.
Some brave yet depressing truths revealed the unspoken truth of Hazara community. How they have been treating in Afghanistan and now in Quetta. Role of religion in Politics only brings vulnerability and make things worse.
The writer Khaled Hussani has done justice with every character. Success of a book is that engages its reader till the end and keep the story alive in your memory. Kite runner is a successful book that made a connection with readers. Flying kites is a popular attraction both as sports and traditionally all over the world. No matter where you go some cultural practices keeps you close to your roots. The beauty of the novel is same, customs that holds you back.
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