chetan bhagat book one night at the call center

She offers to tell him a story - but will do so only on the condition that he use it for his next book. The novel has a Prologue, in which author Chetan Bhagat encounters a beautiful woman on a train trip. One might be able to forgive him invoking god - the ultimate fall-back guy when nothing else works - but the mean-spirited and outrageous means he chooses for his characters to find happiness and satisfaction is beyond contempt (and, almost worst of all, also entirely unrealistic: it would have been self-defeating, and not achieved the (happy-)ends he suggests). The fact that One night the call center was an enormous success in India is bizarre and as it is apparently popularly known as (so popular as to be known by its acronym !), might seem a feel-good story about Indian empowerment in a globalized world, but Bhagat finds no other way to reach a happy end but through a ridiculous deus ex machina and a series of morally reprehensible acts. We acknowledge (and remind and warn you) that they may, in fact, be entirely unrepresentative of the actual reviews by any other measure. Similarly the illustrative quotes chosen here are merely those the complete review subjectively believes represent the tenor and judgment of the review as a whole. Please note that these ratings solely represent the complete review 's biased interpretation and subjective opinion of the actual reviews and do not claim to accurately reflect or represent the views of the reviewers. 'Unpretentiously written, studded with dialogue worthy of a moderately enjoyable crossover film (.) Do not for a moment expect deep character sketches or profound insights into the enormous sociological changes that a generation of bright under-achievers are going through' - Kaveree Bamzai, India Today.He writes for a generation that sees very few reflections of its aims, heartbreaks and language in contemporary literature.' - Nilanjana Roy, Business Standard His books retail at the right price point for 'timepass', the characters are immediately identifiable and the writing is fast-paced, smooth and undemanding. But there's good reason for readers to love Bhagat's work. The critics who see a lack of lasting literary merit in Bhagat's works are perfectly correct. 'More than Five Point Someone, is messy: the humour is clunky, the plotting shaky and more happens in 24 hours than is plausible.One night the call center was made into a movie in 2008 with the title Hello, directed by Atul AgnihotriĬ- : unexceptional storytelling with morally dubious lessons.General information | review summaries | our review | links | about the author

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