One Indian Girl + One Night @ The Call Centre + Five Point Someone ; What Not To Do at IIT (Set of 3 Books)

Five Point Someone: What Not To Do at IIT? is the debut narrative by renowned author Chetan Bhagat. The plot rotates around 3 friends Hari Ryan and Alok at IIT. Their companionship is strengthened into close bond during their years at IIT experiencing extreme hardship to endure through the tough competitions. Three of them have high self-expectations of being at the top in their classes and graduate out of the Institution with flying colours. As opposed to their expectations the results and scores fall beyond their imagination. Hari has by the time fallen for his professor?s daughter. Alok and Ryan are the 2 beings who never get along with each other. At IIT the 3 of them have to bear the skeptical professors stressful study materials and assignments burden of limitless examinations and a stern academic timetable. The story focuses on their on-the-brink survival in the IITs and the unending struggle with the age-old education system of India. The book has been adapted into immensely successful films in the languages Tamil and Hindi. The print can be ordered online at Amazon India.+?One Night at the Call Centre? focuses on the story of one night?s happening with 6 people working together at a call centre in Gurgaon India. At this particular call centre the employees are focused on giving technical support to American clients. The 6 characters Shyam Priyanka Esha Vroom Radhika and Military Uncle are friends who are all working on this particular night shift together. In America it is the THANKSGIVING time and the phone lines are ringing frantically. The call centre receives one call from a very special caller GOD. A call that alters everything. Although it is vastly based on this story of 6 characters the book initiates with a train journey from Kanpur to Delhi. The narrating author meets a young girl on the train who offers to narrate to him an account with a prerequisite that he will have to convert it into his 2nd publication. The author hesitantly agrees. And the story is of that particular night at the call centre in Gurgaon. The story is narrated through Shyam?s perspective. The narrations include emotions of lost love disillusioned aspirations lack of warmth from family stress of patriarchal system and the work environs of multinationals.+Hi I'm Radhika Mehta and I'm getting married this week. I work at Goldman Sachs an investment bank. Thank you for reading my story. However let me warn you. You may not like me too much. One I make a lot of money. Two I have an opinion on everything. Three I have had a boyfriend before. OK maybe two. Now if all this was the case with a guy one might be cool with it. But since I am a girl these three things I mentioned don?t really make me too likeable do they?