A girl, wanting to confess to a guy tries to become more courageous by becoming excessively drunk. In the end she gets rejected and out of frustration, bangs the telephone poll with her head and then faints.
And who's there but a gang leader who, after a year of this incident, miraculously remembers the girl and falls for her.

Of all the most repeated story lines, this has to be atleast in the top three.
I would have liked it better if there was an original twist, however you don't find this in Boarding House of Hunks instead you find yourself thinking if it's deja-vu that the story line is exactly the same as the other stories about a gang-leader/member who looks great and falls for the main character girl.

The art, you could say, mocks the title. The guys in the story actually look a little plain, a major mistake. When the story is a little lacking, you have to put a lot more emphasis on the illustrations. If this doesn't happen, it will lead readers, like me, to drop the story.

I didn't enjoy it, not at all.
I can be a little flexible about the story line but when I find that there is little effort put into the story,

I don't think that the story deserves an effort from the reader to continue.