Every Chetan Bhagat Book reminds me of the desire of why I ever started reading. His characters are always relatable. Like you have a best friend, or a cousin, or neighbor, or bestie’s fiancee, or someone you know like one of the characters.I got a signed copy on the day of the book release, so that was a first for me.
Ok, talking about the book. If you have read Chetan Bhagat in the past you will understand this. “it is a typical Chetan Bhagat Book”. What I mean is –
*you don’t have to sit with the dictionary, 
*you would want to finish reading this in one go. (I took two nights since I read on weekdays after work), 
*There is no eye-opener, heart-wrenching, thought-provoking moments. You just enjoy reading it out of curiosity and the juiciness. 
I don’t want to send out spoilers since this is a new book and I would let people buy their copy and judge. But I had a lot of exciting and relatable moments, as the story is set up in NCR.

 I would just want to conclude with this. “Love it or hate it, you can’t miss a Chetan Bhagat book