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I liked the book because it is very interesting. The suspense in the novel kept me on my toes and I read it on one go. I also liked it because it was not a usual love story; instead, it was a story of letting go and moving on and finding our destiny. It was hilarious in many situations and had good desi one-liners. Highly recommended for both Indian and non-Indian readers. The plot was a bit predictable towards the end but even then, it didn't bore me. I don't know whether elderly Indians would like this, but I would certainly recommend this book to Indian millenials who can relate themselves to the characters in the book.


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The Girl in Room 105 Chetan Bhagat Books Reviews

As usual Chetan has nailed it... this book is a combination of Love, Detective, Suspense and what not!!! I liked the way he continued to keep the suspense until the end. While reading the book I felt more like I’m listening to someone’s story. Very well narrated. And last but not the least I like the title very much and it’s absolutely apt to the story.
Mr. Bhagat testing unknown waters..quite an OK read..I am a big mystery buff but will probably like Keshav n Chandan's next case better. The back and forth of Keshav's feelings for Zara while trying to investigate was too distracting.
I love the landscapes Mr. Bhagat chose and the character building is spot- on as usual.
Overall, a good read!
Very different from other CB books. New genre of mystery thriller but touching on social issues of India. Prompts us to think about social taboos based on one's religion and caste.
I guess i was expecting something different this time round. But it started on the same note - CB being narrated a love story. And the story itself was clichéd. It came across like a typical masala book, which i could imagine on big screen eventually. The ending was quite expected as well, which was again pretty disappointing. The whole reason for the murder as well was not well-developed in my opinion.

The only reason i purchased it is because I have loved CB's books but this one just felt like all the other love stories he has written thus far (muslim girl, hindu boy and the whole IIT setting etc). I guess i was just expecting more.
Chetan Bhagat created lots of new reader, me included. A simple way of story telling, little love and silly humor. I read his earlier books and ordered this one way before it was released.

I didn’t enjoy this one as much as I did with his earlier book. I was missing the little humor and the practical jokes. This is more of a detective novel than a simple love story.

I will keep reading Chetan Bhagat’s book
I have read all that Bhagat has published (that is available here). He steps away from his standard form and takes on a detective novel....and he succeeds. I hope he turns this into a series. In all his novels, his characters feel real; they are flawed heroes. The same is true here. The dynamic between the two 'detecrives' is fantastic. There is a romance involved but it is part of the story, not the main plot.
I picked up this book as soon as sent me an email informing me of its release. I have not missed even one of CB’s book till date. The last book ‘One Indian Girl’ however was a complete bummer. It left a few doubts in my mind about the author and I wasn’t sure if I should invest in his next book. But I decided to try CB all the same!
So I started reading the book ‘The Girl in Room 105’ with not that much of an open mind. Btw, I had not read the preview, abstract or anything regarding the book.
As the book started, it was the same old story. All the quintessential elements of the CB book , IIT, nerd boy, faithful friend, pretty girl friend, villain professor, retro parens flashed through the pages and I was just beginning to think, ‘Is the author repeating himself?’ as I got a deja view of Five Point Some One. It actually took quite a bit of convincing from my end to continue reading the initial few pages.
But from when it hit the page, where the murder happened, there was no turning back. I just had to keep turning the pages, curious, snoopy and investigating alongside Keshav. Even amidst the tense situation, the author managed to tickle our funny bones with his satire narrative of the TV anchors, tinder app , and Keshav’s musings.
As the story unfolds, CB takes us through the various characters, their motives and roles in Zara’s lives and just like Keshav, the reader too end up suspecting them for murder until proven innocent and the story leads us on to the next one in a new locale. In an eager to find the killer, I read the rest of the book in one go, past the midnight, almost putting a night out !
I must say, I was not disappointed in the end !!
This is a good read for all Chetan Bhagat fans. There is enough for a curious reader to keep you hooked till the end. Grab the book for a good weekend read !
I liked the book because it is very interesting. The suspense in the novel kept me on my toes and I read it on one go. I also liked it because it was not a usual love story; instead, it was a story of letting go and moving on and finding our destiny. It was hilarious in many situations and had good desi one-liners. Highly recommended for both Indian and non-Indian readers. The plot was a bit predictable towards the end but even then, it didn't bore me. I don't know whether elderly Indians would like this, but I would certainly recommend this book to Indian millenials who can relate themselves to the characters in the book.