2 thoughts on “On not so literary English fiction in India”
This is an interesting perspective on the Chetan Bhagat phenomenon. Would you say that the feminism he sells with his new book can be similarly ignored?
I am not sure of what he is selling because I have not read the book, nor do I intend to, but I know he writes what he gathers from where he walks. He does do the mirroring, however simplistic. It must be somebody’s feminism.
Jyoti Singh 
This is an interesting perspective on the Chetan Bhagat phenomenon. Would you say that the feminism he sells with his new book can be similarly ignored?
I am not sure of what he is selling because I have not read the book, nor do I intend to, but I know he writes what he gathers from where he walks. He does do the mirroring, however simplistic. It must be somebody’s feminism.