Reviews: The 3 Mistakes of My Life

by: Chetan Bhagat






Binding: Paperback
Format: Import
Label: Rupa and Co.
Languages: EnglishPublished
Manufacturer: Rupa and Co.
Number Of Pages: 258
Publication Date: 2008
Publisher: Rupa and Co.
Studio: Rupa and Co.


Rating: - Terrible
I can't believe a book like this was allowed to be sold in the market, it's full of innumerable cliches, and painfully drab. The story is really written very simply, as though meant for 5th grader kids, and it wasn't even intended to be that way, as evident from the many profanities in the book. Either case it's definitely not worth reading. Save yourself the trouble

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Rating: - The first Chetan Bhagat book I have read is okay
The book has three main characters, Govind, Ishant and Om. Govind is the leader who comes up with the idea of starting a business. Ishant is the athletic one who teaches the boys cricket. And Omi has an uncle who owns a shop near a temple. The three friends meet other supporting characters and go through life-changing events. Govind meets Ishant's sister Vidya and the two fall in love. Ishant meets Ali who is frail but is a gifted cricketer. They are all affected by an earthquake which rocks the city in which they live. All of this happens in the backdrop of a train attack in Gujarat and the ensuing Hindu-Muslim riots. The book is good when it incorporates real events which have taken place in India into the story but the fictitious parts of the story are less believable since the details are missing.

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