The girl in room 105 by Chetan bhagat: a book
review
by Deepika Tulsyan
The girl in room 105: this was my first novel
and I had no idea about Chetan bhagat at that time but after I completed this
book I was satisfied I won’t say that this was the best novel. but this novel
basically satisfied my Bollywood excitements. The suspense is good even I like
the ending and the setting is perfect the best part about this book is the
humor. The book is about love, crime, friendship, betrayal. The plot is strong
and compelling
Zara lone a Kashmiri Muslim girl. She lived in
the IIT campus hostel in room 105. Keshav Rajpurohit a Rajasthani boy fell in
love with Zara but soon they broke up because of the family issues and Zara
moved on and got engaged to Raghu and Keshav worked at a coaching center with
his friend Saurabh. Moving on for Keshav was impossible after four years he
still misses her and one day he messaged her that he us coming to her hostel to
meet her and when he arrived there with his friend Saurabh he found her dead
body. Story from here had some great twist and turns.
As Chetan bhagat is famous for his works in
romance genre but this suspense novel is well written as the language is easy
to understand but at the same time it is a little uncoordinated. Though there
are some Hindi language abuse, and some people might get offended. But as for
other aspect the book is okay. I won’t highly recommend this book, but for
beginner this book is a nice one as it has a simple and understandable writing.
Nowadays
people fall in love.
They
swipe left and right………
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