It does make you think about certain aspects, and the feeling lingers with you for a long time.
It is a lesson not only for you, but our country needs to learn. This book also teaches you how your dreams crash into pieces by unexpected events but how with support from people around you, you get back on track, focus, and rebuild your dreams.Ĭhetan Bhagat – Indian author, columnist, screenwriter, television personality, and motivational speaker.įinally, Chetan ends the book with a message like “ One night call center,” which goes out to everyone in this country. These simple people’s journey in life, how their lives get affected by the worst disasters in Gujarat’s history is portrayed in a simple yet efficient way by Chetan. Omi is a priest’s son who doesn’t have any ambition and moves along with his two friends. Ish is an avid cricket player whose passion lies in playing, teaching, and watching cricket.
Govind is a true Gujarati, interested in coming up on his own in life, through business. The story is presented through Govind’s eyes, and it’s his three mistakes(?) of life presented along. It’s a story about three friends Omi, Govind, and Ish.
He has presented the facts, neutrally narrated a story. The unique thing I found in this book is that Chetan has addressed a sensitive issue in the most sensible way possible. The book has fiction (if you thought it’s about Chetan’s life, you are wrong:-)), sentiment, romance, social message, business, life, relations, religion, and of course, Cricket. So the verdict is it’s the best among all the three that Chetan Bhagat has written. But I continued, and I was glad I did it was so engrossing that I flipped page after page till the end. I was reluctant to continue a few pages through the book as I felt I would have a sad feeling at the end of this book. When I started off reading it, I got mixed reactions some said it’s good some said it’s bad, so I decided to dig into it and find it for myself. I just finished reading “The three mistakes of my life.” The only regret I have is why didn’t I read it earlier.
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