Chetan Bhagat's Novel: Three Mistakess Of My Life

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Three mistakes of my life is similar to Kushwant singh’s train to Pakistan which deals with the awful separation between India and Pakistan. It moreover shows the religion of Hindu and Pakistan.
Bhagat has offered the character as a assessment maker. He gives a part of advice to the youth that they should not follow every word of their parents and the boss blindly. In his book three mistakes of my life, he comments on the radical spirit as: “humanity wouldn’t have peogressed if people listened to their parents all the time” (103). It is considered as a message to the youth and it is based on their own wellbeing and the human race as well. Here,Some of his novels are mentioned. Chetan bhagat’s debut novel is “Five point someone”. It deals with
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In this chapter the major characters want to meet Neha in prof.cherians house and also meets Alok’s mother. The twelfth chapter is “Neha speaks”. In this Neha reveals her love towards Hari. The thirteenth chapter is “One more year later”. This chapter deals with the teachings of prof.Cherian.he treats the students as machines. The fourteenth chapter’s title is “Vodka”. This chapter portrays that the students used to drink Vodka in the classroom so prof. Cherian planned to set ough question paper. The fifteenth chapter’s title is “Operation pendulum”. In this chapter the three friends try to steal the question papers of Cherian’s house. The sixteenth chapter’s title is “The longest day of my life-I”. in this chapter HAri knows the sucide of Samir, Neha’s brother. The seventeenth chapter’s title is “The longest day of my life-II”. This chapter deals with how the three friends steals the question paper of all difficulties. The eighteenth chapter’s title is “the longest day of my life-III”. In this …show more content…
This chapter deals with the treatment of Alok that he reveals about his seriousness near to death. The title of the twenty second chapter is “Ryan speaks”. In this chapter Ryan talks about his past life and about his aim that he wants to become an artist.the title of the twenty third chapter is “Kaju-burfi”. The title of the twenty fourth chapter is “Willwe make it”. This chapter is about prof.Cherian finds his son’s sucide letter and he became heart broken. The title of the twenty sixth chater is “Meeting Daddy”. This chapter deals with the Alok’s interview and the research internship of Ryan. The title of the twenty seventh chapter is “Five point someone”. This is about the description of five

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