I am the bride. I should get my beauty sleep. The last thing I care about right now is beauty. The only thing I care about is how to get out of this mess. Are you going to shame us? Just a shortage of twenty rooms. You booked a hundred.
We promised eighty then. Mom glared at me. How could I, the bride, be doing all this in the first place? I should be worried about my facials, not room allocations.
My father sat there along with Kamla bua, his elder sister. Other uncles and aunts occupied the remaining couches in the lobby — in a Mehta takeover of the Marriott. My mother looked at my father, a level two glare. We had come on the morning flight from Delhi.
Twenty hired Innovas would bring them to the hotel by five. I checked the time. He pointed to a makeshift counter at the far corner of the lobby where three female Marriott employees with permanent smiles sat.
They welcomed everyone with folded hands. The booklet contained the entire programme for the week, including the time, venue and other details of the ceremonies. Suraj was the owner of Moonshine Events, the event manager we had appointed for the wedding.
Mom and Kamla bua came to the reception as well. Delhi has so many nice banquet halls and farmhouses. Stop the check-ins for the Mehtas right now. Arijit signaled to the smiling ladies at the counter. They stopped the smiles and the check-ins and kept the shell necklaces back in the drawer. Some of us will sleep on the floor. But if we have forty rooms each, it is three to a room. With so many kids anyway, it should be fine. I turned to my father.
His family will understand. We are here for six nights. Dad, of course, would not listen. He lives with his parents, who keep telling him how he should.
Keshav is desperately trying to focus on his IPS exams when a case comes to him. It is as distracting as Alia, the woman who tells him that her daughter Siya has been missing for nine months. Chetan Bhagat is the author of ten bestselling novels which have sold over twelve million copies and have been translated into over twenty languages worldwide. Time magazine named him as one of the most influential people in the world, and Fast Company USA named him as one of the most creative people in business worldwide.
Education and Information. His fourth book, 2 States , which is to some extent autobiographical was released in The fourth book on the Chetan Bhagat novels list tells the tale of a couple from two different states that had a hard time convincing their parent and getting married. This book bitterly ironizes on the Indian marriage and caste culture. Chetan creates unforgettable romantic moments and some witty situations among parents. After four consecutive bestselling novels in Chetan Bhagat books list , he wrote his fifth book, Revolution and again took on a serious issue of rampant corruption in the Indian education system.
Gopal is not so well-off and aims to earn money while Raghav is rich and aims to revolutionize India. There is another parallel story of love triangle is that both the guys love the same girl Aarti. After having five bestselling fiction novels , Chetan Bhagat became a renowned author and the motivational speaker delivering lectures at various events. His fifth book, What Young India Wants , is all about his thoughts on the desires of Young India and the issues faced by youngsters in the country.
Chetan explains, in simple prose, how our parenting, education system and society have an impact on the upbringing of a child and his future. He also talks about our political responsibilities and can we make a difference. He also offers solutions to such problems and urges readers to make the country better.
Half Girlfriend , another film based novel by Chetan Bhagat which came in is one of the latest addition to the Chetan Bhagat books list. Stephens College.
Chetan termed this confusing relationship status of being with each other but not being able to decide whether they are in a relationship or not. After having a skyrocket success of his first non-fiction book, Chetan Bhagat wrote another non-fiction book Making India Awesome.
This book contains essays and columns in which Chetan Bhagat focuses on the solutions to many intractable problems like unemployment, corruption, poverty, communal violence, illiteracy and more.
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