one night at the call center by chetan bhagat

The novel, on a serious note, tries to bring to the front the problems that we have in terms of our habit of being the dump yards of USA companies by playing the support for their products that either don’t sell or don’t work if sold. A few friends working in a call centre share a very happening night that changes their future. However, over-infiltration of sentiment in this novel may certainly have caused the damage. If you are reading Chetan, embrace yourself for the unexpected.Ī typical Chetan style story that binds the interest of young readers and tries to keep them curious enough to engage with the text. Well, as no one in the writing industry knows the art of ‘selling’ a novel better than Mr Bhagat, therefore, you might be looking forward to seeing things which might be unnecessary in terms of fiction aesthetics but must-be-there to make the novel change hands fastly. Today, however, I will talk about his famous book ‘One night at the Call Centre’ that has tried to portray a picture fo reality that we have to witness in BPO sectors in India. He has written several novels and also a few non-fiction books and earned a lot of fame as well as notoriety by those publications. Today, as it stands, Chetan Bhagat is a best-selling Indian author and also, perhaps, the ‘best’ selling one. So, fasten your mind-belts and slip with the thoughts below… In this review, I will try to bring to light the issues related to this novel and the relevance of this novel today and also my final impressions of this work by Chetan. In simple terms, Chetan has written for them who will read it and has skipped all those who may never read his work published in 2005. Here, One Night at the Call Centre takes up the issues related to the young Indians who earn, who learn, who dwell in the metropolitan cities and who dream. It was, perhaps, the very first title written by any Indian novelist that tried to bring forth the issues related to youths in India to the mainstream writings in the 21st-century.

One night at the call center by chetan bhagat