I picked the book not with much hopes. And Chetan Bhagat disappoints again!
A predictable story with Bollywood style twist and turns. Apparently the book is a take on feminism and though the protagonist Radhika claims to be an independent woman but at every step, she is seeking validation from the men in her life. I don’t know where has Chetan Bhagat seen such Indian girls who have live-in relationship for two years, an affair with a married man for a year and then decide to go for arranged marriage.only to back out from the wedding at the moment.
You can read the book if you want to kill time but even for killing time, there can be better options than reading this absolute trash.