Mimansha Karpatne

I don't care what other people think of Chetan Bhagat; I believe he wrote this book beautifully. I read for 7 hours straight and couldn't take a break for even a minute. It was all so enticing. The book's best feature is its writing fluency; you don't have to ponder the meaning of each word. The plot twists are made even more fascinating by the simplicity with which the content is written. The main characters, Keshav and Saurabh, have an intriguing relationship. Let us not make any comparisons between the levels of writing by taking the example of Agatha Christie's mystery novels. This book has done justice to all of the characters and the plot, making it vital to keep turning the pages. The book's marketing was so successful that I couldn't help but read it, and I'm glad I did because it's well worth reading.