The Girl in Room 105 by Chetan Bhagat has been into buzz for a while. Yes, it is not an ordinary love story, like his other books, the author claims that with this book he intends to get into ‘mystery and thriller’ kind of genre. Let’s see how good he fared up with this new book. Unlike his other novels, this one is lengthy one, around 312 pages. The story opens with Chetan Bhagat travelling on a midnight plane from Hyderabad to Delhi. Next to him seated is this guy, Keshav Rajpurohit – the hero cum detective of this novel. After initial boring conversation, Chetan agrees to listen to the unlove story of Keshav. Please note that it’s not a love story, rather in snatches, otherwise a pure mystery. Keshav hails from Alwar and his father is a senior RSS worker there. Well, Keshav is not influenced by RSS – he drinks and often eats non-veg, including beef. Keshav passed out from IIT Delhi in 2013. IIT and IIM are some of the favourite settings of Chetan’s novels. So, no wonders...
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