One Indian Girl by Chetan Bhagath - Paperback

Libro super facil de leer aunque tiene muchos términos indus. Esta muy bien, cuenta una historia muy chula y capta la atención. Muy entretenido

One Indian girl was recommend to me by a friend, I heard a lot of different reviews on Chetan bhagat's books, so thought I'd see for myself. I absolutely loved this story, as a writer myself, I loved the plot and characters, especially Radickha, she was strong,opinionated, independent, yet she still harboured common sense and loyalty. It was a Brilliant idea to have her inner voice as the antagonist, I've already ordered his new release. Highly recommend this author.

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Radhika is someone to whom any other aspiring studious Indian girl could relate to. Many authors described how a normal girl will feel and think about any other guy or her own boyfriend. But this girl, Radhika, is someone, just not a random girl who can simply wave a mini-hi to anyone she looks at and later completely forget about them. Radhika in different, observes almost everything around her and she has an opinion about it be it during her childhood, teenage, graduation or even while she draws lump sum paychecks. Usually when it comes to a studious girl who have that sort of IQ to enter into IITs and crack a interview and gets job worth million dollars, Quickly when we try to visualize her, she may look like this, having curly or a very not-so-straight and not-so-curly medium sized wavy hair on top of a small face and glasses attached to her eyes, confused face with no opinions on anyone because she can hardly analyze a person and not to even bother about boys. In a contrast, Radhika is far different and maybe that’s the reason she’s a novel. I really loved the way how Bhagat let readers visualize how Radhika feels and thinks using her mini-me self whatever the situation might be while aroused or while dealing with her family, fiancée or even her own self. Bhagat did really great job in presenting Radhika on how she handles the situation when her any girl’s-could-be-dream-wedding did call off and how she manages to overcome her past and how Radhika has turned out to be matured enough to rightly analyze a man whom she was dependent on once upon a time and other man in his mid-40’swho came on his knees for Radhika as he literally looks forward for a teenage girl in his life more than anything else. And, the climax of the story has been landed so well that even the readers would be satisfied with the heroine’s decision. Overall I rate this book 9/10. I highly recommend this book and I assure you that you would definitely finish off reading the entire book in no more than 2 days as you would have that urge to get to know what's next? Thank you.