Half Girlfriend does not have a hero living below the poverty line – protagonist Madhav Jha is not particularly poor. Do you remember all those Indian movies, so many of them, in Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam and many other languages, where a poor man, usually a cabbie, falls in love with a rich girl, the rich girl’s family objects to the match, makes life hell for the poor boy and his family before true love emerges victorious? Obviously, such movies struck a cord with all cabbies, not to mention other single men in similar circumstances. Like his earlier works of fiction, Bhagat’s Half Girlfriend digs into an issue and conveys a simple message. Bhagat’s only work of non-fiction, What Young India Wants, addresses many issues and carries a number of messages. In Revolution 2020 Bhagat delves into the problems facing India’s education sector and tells his readers that corruption can be fought successfully. The 3 Mistakes of My Life is not very different from One Night The Call Centre in terms of the message it carries, but the setting, Ahmedabad towards the end of the last decade, seething with communal differences, is very different from the call centre. One Night the Call Centre addresses the insecurities of the Indian middle class and calls on them to face their problems with courage. Five Point Someone focuses on the unimaginative and monotonous curriculum which all Indian college students suffer and goes on to say that there’s more to life than academics and grades. Each of Chetan Bhagat’s novels addresses an issue and carries a message. MRP:176/- Offer price:141/- Shipping charges :60/- Zero cost shipping for subscriber.
Because to make love exist between classes, many battles need to be won.įrom the author of blockbuster novels Five Point Someone, One Night the Call Center, The 3 Mistakes of My Life, 2 States and Revolution 2020 comes a beautiful, simple love story that will inspire you and touch your heart. Welcome to Half-Girlfriend, a rural-urban love story like none other. About Book - Once upon a time there was a Bihari boy called Madhav.
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