"Inferno" the novel penned by Dan brown has also transitioned into a film,leave it, I am going to write a few lines about the novel I have gone through.What to speak out is a big question and I will never quit without it for sure for there was a considerable chunk of things to reveal.Well,Dante the eternal poet,who intrigued our Brown this time to come up with the descriptions of Florence and Venice, of course Cantos of his poetry poured all along the novel mixing a good deal of its nine ringed hell and cobbled streets of ancient Italian cities with heart pounding suspense.By completing it,one would be having an experience of watching time tested sculpture of Michelangelo,Botticelli and Raphel.
Plot..? Cleverly this time with the symbols left by Dante in his long poem Divine Comedy.The Protagonist Langdon was a symbologist ,an American professor ended up on a bed in a an obscure way and the Italian docs were clueless about his bizarre dreams and behaviour,however,Sienna the medic teamed up with him to clear off the secret of Zobrist,a billionaire visionary,And his vision was turbulent population on the earth to reduce into its half for the sake of human welfare.Sounds bizarre and puzzled..?Yes, you have to be.Dante the medieval poet was having his own part to move the story.By his long lasted visions and imaginations.Our Brown amalgamated things like that with creating contemporary roles.
How can you rate it to be a thriller without pulsating scenes..? So you could have ample chances by being chased and hunted by hand in gloves police and electrifying drama for death mask of Dante's.Well,we could be acquainted with unknown Dante's love story too.The lethal Virus,at last,was thrown off doing no harm to the human kind.A sort of Armageddon..? How the heck you get the stories sans it..?! Dan Brown did his best,Of what...? Da Vinici Code,that you would guess it without any effort.Simply centuries varied.However,Dante must have been happier to have his "Inferno" in a brand new version.
---Murthy Kvvs
Dan Brown is always fascinating.
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