Book Review - One night @the call centre

I read #One_night_@_the_call_centre book of #Chetan_Bhagat. #Chetan_Bhagat is an Indian author, columnist, screenwriter, television personality and motivational speaker, know for his Indian English novels about young urban middle class Indians.
Novels:
1. #Five_point_someone
2. #One_night_at_the_call_centre
3. #The_3_mistakes_of_my_life
4. #2_States
5. #Revolution_2020
6. #Half_Girlfriend
7. #One_Indian_Girl
8. #The_Girl_in_Room_105

One night @the call centre is written by Chetan Bhagat. There are 6 employees (Priyanka, Shyam, Vroom, Esha, Radhika, Military Uncle) who working in the Connexions call center in Gurgaon Haryana. The whole book told about the story of one night. All characters are sad or confused in their own life. Radhika is upset with her husband and mother in law on that night. She is cheated by her husband. Esha is also guilty because she slept with men for her ambition. Priyanka is cheated by Ganesh. Vroom and Shyam also created by Bakshi. Military uncle is upset because he left his family(he couldn't accept modern ideas). The story takes a drama and decisive turn through a literal deus ex machina when the employees get a phone call from god. In the beginning, we can see that the novel is started with the journey from Kanpur to Delhi. A beautiful girl met to author and told the whole story with a condition that he has to make it his second book.

As we all know that Chetanbhagat is very popular author. He used very simple language in his books. I read this book with a single sitting. I completed this book in a day. He tried to show the problems of young generation. The book is very interesting and not a bulky book.

Here, I am sharing my blog link
https://krishnapatel201820blog.blogspot.com/2019/12/one-night-call-center.html?m=1

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