This sort of "popcorn" fiction was started by Chetan Bhagat.... ever since then we have had scores of IITans writing books... guys get a life... we have heard of lot of the same.. i was a looser and stayed a looser stories.. come up with something better or just stick to investment banking.. u guys r better at that.
Listen, Michael. This is serious. This is your best chance to help me …us. If you waste this, it’s all over.’ ‘What’s all over?’ ‘Everything. Between us.’ ‘Naina?’ ‘Five minutes, that’s all you have. I kid you not.’ First-year student Naina is utterly smitten by her senior, Michael, acknowledged genius and resident rebel of the Fine Arts College, Mumbai. So when he proposes that they drop out of college and live-in, she readily agrees. But life with Michael soon turns into an emotional rollercoaster. Temperamental, opinionated and incredibly selfish, he expects Naina to run the household so that he is free to paint. Naina tries her hand at several odd jobs, but when an accident leaves Michael blind, their life together begins to come undone as she can only helplessly watch. And in trying to pull it together, Naina is driven to being what she has never been—a liar and a cheat. Will Michael forgive her when he learns the truth? Will she forgive him for what he has done to her?
Re: Too much of Grammatical errors
by booksAndMoreBooks on Feb 22, 2010 05:16 PM
you are reading a story set in india my frd ...and its on purpose that the author chose to write with them(grammer errors) when writing spoken indian english...
Re: Too much of Grammatical errors
by booksAndMoreBooks on Feb 22, 2010 05:17 PM
you are reading a story set in india my frd ...and its on purpose that the author chose to write with them(grammer errors) when writing spoken indian english...
Re: Too much of Grammatical errors
by booksAndMoreBooks on Feb 22, 2010 05:17 PM
you are reading a story set in india my frd ...and its on purpose that the author chose to write with them(grammer errors) when writing spoken indian english...
Re: Too much of Grammatical errors
by booksAndMoreBooks on Feb 22, 2010 05:24 PM
it is indian characters having conversation mate ...And the gram-errors make it look genuine conversation....besides ppl who rate literature on gram errors are dumb ...what you should look for is - the plot, the way it unfolds , when you read a part does it feel like if you are standing there watching it happen write in front of your eyes and feel evry bit of it , the choice of words ...Only fools look for grammer erros in my opinion...
Re: Too much of Grammatical errors
by booksAndMoreBooks on Feb 22, 2010 05:28 PM
it is indian characters in the conversation mate ...And the gram-errors make it look so genuine ....besides ppl who rate literature on gram errors are dumb ...what you should look for is - the plot, the way it unfolds , when you read a part does it feel like if you are standing there watching it happen write in front of your eyes and feel evry bit of it , the choice of words ...Only fools look for grammer erros in my opinion...
Re: Too much of Grammatical errors
by booksAndMoreBooks on Feb 22, 2010 05:28 PM
it is indian characters in the conversation mate ...And the gram-errors make it look so genuine ....besides ppl who rate literature on gram errors are dumb ...what you should look for is - the plot, the way it unfolds , when you read a part does it feel like if you are standing there watching it happen write in front of your eyes and feel evry bit of it , the choice of words ...Only fools look for grammer erros in my opinion...
