Hypocrisy is in the air

Great debut book by an observant, talented author.Pros:Loved the format of short stories that one can finish off in a couple of hours.Clearly identified topics and not much mixing up within a story itself.Can do better for next book:1. A little bit of polishing for plotlines needed.2. Grammar checks / copyditing neededNo doubt a good read from a first-time author; hope to see him fly high and write more on Indian society!

One of the best things about this book is the unconventional approach taken to address some of the most sensitive issues in the country. Most of the stories have been addressed in the first person, which gives a significant personal touch to the novel. Kudos to the writer for this innovative approach. He should write more often!

A great thing about hypocrisy is in the air is that it draws our attention towards what is happening in our society and how people are ignorant towards it. I really like the way the story is portrayed with a pinch of humour in it .KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

At first I expected that it will be generic book like we come across on a regular basis... But I found this one very relatable with very balanced taste of sarcasm, humour , satire, and yes good writing. Hope to see more from author Mr Savneet

The writer sure did a wonderful job. The choice of word and how the story is presented is just mind blowing.kudos the book is worth reading and the pinch of humor is just awesome.A job well done, congratulations Savneet.

GOOD ONE.I am not a big fan of short stories, but the very first quote, the epigraph, stole my attention and I was compelled to read it all.good work. keep it up.

This book is amazing , relatable to todays life !! You 'll enjoy it . Must read people 👌👏

An excellent attempt by the debutant. The day to day encounters well presented. 'Hypocrisy' is an integral part of society irrespective of geographical boundaries.

A refreshing compilation of stories, a must read for young millenials truly relatable and multidimentional storytelling. Good job on the first book.