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to_rsk
  • Rated 4 stars

great book to read. i must say Chetan is back. now why did i say that !!!! For me, Chetan disappointed with his second novel but third one is as good as his first book. it links the three most important thing of (most) Indians life (politics, religion and cricket). Fact and fiction are very well mixed. Three cheers to Mr Chetan :))

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5 of 5 members found this review helpful.
Vivek Vikram
  • Rated 2 stars

Lame ending...although the guy is a b-school senior, i really can't help noticing the weak narration. goodish description of the amdavadi middle class though...

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Newest Comments

  • Vibhor M

    vibhor m said:

    atleast its much much better thent he second one..i will say a nice comeback for chetan bhagat

    posted 3 weeks ago
  • vijaypjha

    vijaypjha said:

    offcourse the writer's way of writing is simple and impressive but I found this book more like a drama.
    The story could not meet the reality at the end like his first novel.the humor was also weak and untimed.

    posted Thursday, July 31 2008
  • Mohit Dhawan

    mohit dhawan said:

    Frankly Speaking ... i started reading this book as everyone around me was talking about it so just to be a part of the discussion .... eventually it turned out to be a mistake of my life ... haha ... its not that bad .... but its like you can skip this one easily without having a guilt feeling, even if you are biggest Chetan Bhagat's fan ....

    Its like if this book would have been a bollywood film ... its just intersting 5 min before and after the interval

    posted Monday, July 28 2008 ( | view 1 reply )
  • Neeta Sen

    neeta sen said:

    more for the youngsters! i mean if you just finished a very deep book, then this is just the right book you've got to hit.

    narrations on Gujarat, earthquake, Godhra, riots and India's craze for cricket are well interwoven.

    a modernage story set amongst a circle of freinds, which is chetan's signatur plot more or less.

    posted Sunday, July 20 2008 ( | view 1 reply )
  • anju s

    anju s said:

    didnt like it...dunno y he's talkin bout things that happen so long ago...too filmy..way down compared to his 1st two masterpieces..

    posted Wednesday, July 16 2008 ( | view 1 reply )
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