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Chetan Bhagat is one of the best selling author world wide. He is very famous for his unique style of writing and representation. He has written many books and all his book has made him a star writer as his fans likes bis books very much. His 5 books has already been made as a successful movies and other are also on the way. He has written many famous tittles as One arranged murder, the Indian girl, the girl in room 105, half girlfriend and many more. In this article I will speak about the best books by him which you should definitely read out. 


One Arranged murder 

One arranged murder



The jotting style is simple, fluid, and easy for all types of compendiums to understand. Whether you're a seasoned anthology or a neophyte, his history will absorb you nevertheless. The plot is consummately counterplotted out and executed and I'm happy to say that I could n’t guess the killer’s identity until latterly in the story! 
 
 Saurabh and Keshav’s fellowship has taken a new turn in this book. The lovelorn Keshav is now a Casanova, and the dishevelled Saurabh is now prim and proper. With a new lady- love in his life, Saurabh has tidied himself up and Keshav has taken his place in covering- over- for- his- friend- at- work that generally he did when Keshav was out chasing women! 
The instant magnet and love between Prerna and Keshav, both savorers is so comically and yet, endearingly showcased. 
 
 The pressure, suspension, twists and turns, and ample number of suspects with motive to kill, all this is admirably handled by the author performing in a story that kept my interest until the end. 
The only strike that I feel like pointing out is the body smirching that Chetan Bhagat indulged in through Keshav’s reflections on both Saurabh and Prerna. If he tried to show Keshav’s covetousness towards his friend who had eventually set up a soulmate through his rude reflections on the “ well- rounded ” couple also I seriously suppose the author should have tried commodity other than slighting a person grounded on his weight. still, he also shows that while Keshav cracks jokes on his friend’s weight, he is n’t vicious in his intent and cares deeply about his mate to want him to be healthy. This kindly
 redeemed Keshav in my eyes but still, I'll say that I do n’t blink body smirching. 
 
 piecemeal from this, I suppose this is a well- written book devoid of grammatical crimes and editing fallacies. Chetan Bhagat has bettered his craft and it shows in his recent books. Gone are the stories that had been riddled with poor English and alphabet crimes, in their place are stories that use simple yet correct English and are fluid enough to attract all kinds of compendiums . 
Keshav and Saurabh’s fellowship is so sweet and will have you flashing back your stylish friend. Indeed though they're fighting, the care they've for one another noway lessens and their strong bond is the highlight of this book. It'll leave a lasting print on your mind and emphasize the beauty of true fellowship. 
 
 All by each, One Arranged Murder by Chetan Bhagat is a murder riddle that will keep you occupied and guessing until the end. With relatable characters and a realistic world, this book can be read by anyone. 5 out of 5 stars to it from me and Njkinny recommends it to all riddle suckers. This is his stylish work till date and I look forward to reading further mystifications featuring Keshav and Saurabh in the future. Readdress the beauty of their fellowship and follow them as they break yet another case, go read this book now! 


Half girlfriend

Half girlfriend


The book hlf girlfriend is written by chetan bhagat. Chetan bhagat is already famous for his many amazing books. He has presented a lot of things thorough this book. This book is also suitable for beginners and those who are just getting started to read books. You can check out this book definitely. I will surely recommend you to read this. Madhav Jha falls for Riya the day he meets her. Riya is not ready for love at the time. Madhav is typical desperate lover. he loses her .His character does justice to a typical Bihari Boy.His idealistic thinking, his dilema and his resolute response to comeback to his native place has been captured beautifully but most beautifully his love for the only girl he loved. the fate makes the two meet again and what happens next will touch the heart of everyone.



2 states 

2 states by chetan Bhagat


As we all know Chetan Bhagat's book is correspond of love, drama, thrills, adventure some bit of you know. 
 
 This is purely about his wedded life, how he and his woman
 Anusha came friend at IIM Ahmedabad and fall in love and also married but with the twist. 
This book is grounded on the Chetan Bhagat's real life event, some of inventions too. 
 
 still, also you should read this too, If you love reading his book. 


400 days 

400 days by chetan Bhagat 


𝟰𝟬𝟬 𝗗𝗔𝗬𝗦 by 𝑪𝒉𝒆𝒕𝒂𝒏 𝑩𝒉𝒂𝒈𝒂𝒕 is about the hunt for searching Siya, a girl of 12 times who just vanishes within night from her grandparent's house. 
 
 Now, the jotting is veritably important decent and presto- paced without any mistrustfulness which impelled me to read within just two sittings. surely a runner- acrobat novel but it lacks connection. The plot is veritably important thin and gratuitous chapters just to outstretch the book or for time pass which is naive. 
 Only a many runners are each about chancing Siya other than that utmost of the chapters are of the stereotyped adulterous affairs which I abominated the most. If you want you can skip the first 250 or further runners just read the last 2- 3 runners which are in italics also you're sure to get why the book was been written. In the middle, it ever got an intriguing twist and gripping but again he meddled up and the story landed into a pool each over again, which majorly dissatisfied me as a anthology. 
 
 The ending is rushed without the proper explanation and the reason why Siya was missing isn't worth the hype at each, that is what I suppose. The author should increase his exploration for crime- related information to continue with this series. The characters are underdeveloped actually. I, still, felt that his first book in this disquisition series was far better and the alternate bone
 also was kindly
 readable but he miserably failed with this bone. 


The girl in room no. 105 

The girl in room no. 105 

“ The Girl in RoomNo. 105 ” has usual constituents of Chetan Bhagat stories. A beautiful girl, like love, coitus, rejection & covetousness. coitus, gestation, associated stress & a story taking some essential turns & swirls. A Hindu rajput boy falling in love with a beautiful Muslim Kashmiri girl, followed by intriguing twists & turns. 
 
 Chetan Bhagat has tried hands on new kidney, suspension suspenser. I'll give him credit to maintain the suspension & durability. It had the capacity to keep you fused, till end & maintain suspension, so worth reading. 
He has dashingly used his saleable constituents of rash, reckless geste 
 of suckers to stroke the craziness of imagination in us as suckers. Do n’t we all love craziness in love? 
 
 It looks that Chetan has some deep confirmed wrathfulness against fathers. I believe, he must be a model father. His jottings so important disdain towards father, in utmost of his jottings. It looks fathers are devilish characters of Indian homes, who are big failures, condemn their women
 , eventually indeed abuse & detest their sons. Fathers are good a troubling & maters
 are perfect drama queens. Then, I detest him. He himself is acting as a negative character as author. He seems to have some serious issues, which have affected his way of jotting. This continues in this book also. Hope now he'll start showing respect towards parents also. 
 overall a good read & recommended. I enjoyed reading it. He has maintained durability in plot. So, enjoy reading. 


The three mistakes of my life 

The 3 mistakes of my life 

The 3 miscalculations of My Life is a new book from Chetan Bhagat, a well- known author, and pen. The story lines grounded on love, literal disasters, religion, fellowship, justice, excitement, business, and humor. In other words, the book shows the picture of the real life of a common Indian and elaborate Indian intelligence. The story is grounded on the gemütlichkeit of three musketeers and shows the weak and strong feelings of the mortal mind. 



Five point someone : what not to do at all 

Five Point someone


Chetan's stylish work, you witness lot of fun, laugh while you reading it, at the same time you'll feel for characters because they were formerly around you, just laughing and playing withyou.so read it and dive into your long lost memory lane for some laughs, smiles and Tears. 
 

Revolution twenty 20 : Love, corruption, ambition

Revolution twenty 20

Love,, lust, corruption, coitus, hostility vengeance are among many rudiments of this book. This make the pen n book outstanding. It has presented a first hand experience of indain society n life style of people living thereby. Simply superb jotting by mr bhagat, really applicable for a movie. Keep up good work mr bhagat. 



One night at the call centre 

One night at the call centre



‘ One Night at the Call Centre ’ focuses on the story of one night’s passing with 6 people working together at a call centre in Gurgaon, India. At this particular call centre, the workers are concentrated on giving specialized support to American guests. The 6 characters, Shyam, Priyanka, Esha, Vroom, Radhika and Military Uncle are musketeers, who are all working on this particular night shift together. In America, it's the THANKSGIVING time and the phone lines are ringing frenetically. The call centre receives one call from a veritably special frequenter, GOD. A call that alters everything. Although, it's extensively grounded on this story of 6 characters, the book initiates with a train trip from Kanpur to Delhi. The chronicling author meets a youthful girl on the train, who offers to narrate to him an account with a prerequisite that he'll have to convert it into his 2nd publication. The author hesitantly agrees. And the story is of that particular night at the call centre in Gurgaon. The story is recited through Shyam’s perspective. The stories include feelings of lost love, disillusioned bournes , lack of warmth from family, stress of patriarchal system and the work environs of chains. The demesne that this book contains include the quietness and reserved lives of the youth of ultramodern India, inhibitions about career, marriage and family problems in a gradationally transubstantiating India. This intriguing read can be seized online at Amazon India. 




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