Read FIVEPOINT SOMEONE
FIVEPOINT SOMEONE
By
Chetan Bhagat (IIT,Delhi & IIM Passout)
The book is a critique / statement on the way the so called educational standards are maintained by our premier institutions which kills the creativity of young minds…in the guise of heavy grade system.
Friendship, madness, the illusion of campus portrayed beautifully….I am sure everybody will identify themselves with the characters.
12 Comments:
i hav read this book .ppl tell me his next book is better .
I finished this book in 4 hours! The vodka matters struck a chord :D A Fantastic book and its bening made into a movie! Just imagine Hari. Ryan, Fatso and Neha in a movie... Super!!
@ Jagan One Night at a callcenter is not a very good follow up book. There is a review on myblog, be warned its got spoilers!
Looks like a good book...I wrote to Chetan a few months back to see if it is available in the US.!!
He asked me to check in the libraries.!!!
I am going to ask my friends who are travelling from chennai to buy this book for me.!!
I believe ( MHO ) that the education system in India has to be revamped totally.!!!
i had to say only onethig
" I was born intelligent
but education ruined me"
it was a good book. we had very similar disappointments in our college, and many mischievous activities like that...so, really enjoyed the book.
wow..based on the comments i think its a good one!
a good topic for discussion.. not sure if the book is available here though
hugsss
=am000nie=
it was a fun filled book....had a fabulous time reading it! Cant wait to get hands on his next book one night @a call centre?
just finished reading One Night @ The Call Centre. A good book for light reading. Only the ending is a bit too filmi.
Reviews of allhis books seem to be good! So here is an author who shud not be read right?
oops! what i wanted to say was , here is an author who shud not be missed!!
It's indeed a nice book. Am yet to start his second one
the VODKA thing is just great and the roof top dramas just took me to my past. i believe evry one who reads this book can identify himself within these 270 pages
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