Library Junction

The question should be slightly rephrased: not “If” but “When” Chetan Bhagat wins the Booker. For, if he does not get it now, I am afraid he will be considered overqualified by all future Juries. After all, Bhagat has already published four books — that’s three more than Aravind Adiga! Another good reason why he should get the Booker is that he has now found at least “3 idiots” who seem to have read his book — again that’s three more than Adiga can claim! Ignore, of course, that no one said “hello” to Bhagat’s earlier attempt to further simplify his already “simplification certified” novel. ........... Read the full story by P. Radhakrishnan appeared in the New Indian Express here

Excuse me, but i would like to make a correction. Aravind Adiga has already published two books to my knowledge, One being the (ever-so-boring) White Tiger (reviewed by my friends) and the next being "Between the Assasinations" which went (totally) unnoticed.

I like his books, but every book has the same kind of theme...(except for 2 sates, it had a different kind of approach and story towards arrange marriage. ) But still his book creates exclusive pleasure,fun,excitement in reading!

True! But, well, the books seem to be having the same things in them, but they are entirely different, arent they?

True! But, well, the books seem to be having the same things in them, but they are entirely different.