One Arranged Murder

 The epic starts with a conversation between Keshav and Saurabh. They had conflicts and afterwards began talking eye to eye when Keshav ridiculed Saurabh and his life partner, Prerna. Keshav saw that Saurabh had changed because of Prerna. 

Saurabh and Prerna met on a dating site. They experienced passionate feelings in the wake of the meeting, especially Saurabh. He experienced passionate feelings for Prerna and wanted her in the wake of meeting her. Prerna later communicated an interest in gathering him also. They got ready for marriage. Both were fulfilled and were continually talking with each other. However, their lives should change in a couple of days. 

On Karva Chauth, she abstained from him. She hadn't eaten anything the entire day. She called him in the evening and sat on the patio, trusting that the moon and Saurabh will break her quick. Saurabh ran up the three-story house's means, amazingly cheerful. Yet, when he showed up at the porch, he didn't see her; he called and messaged her, yet she didn't react. He called her, yet she didn't answer. When he drew near and peered down from the patio, he detected her dead body. 

The entire plot bases on the subject of who killed her and why. What had happened? Was it a setback or a homicide? Regardless of whether she was killed, who was the killer and what was the intention? How could she bite the dust? 

Since settling their first wrongdoing and building up a requirement firm, Saurabh and Keshav both become ensnared in another secret, this time attempting to demolish their kinship. Saurabh was going to wed his fantasy woman, Prerna, in an orchestrated marriage. There was some messy sentiment between the two as she needed to hold Karwa Chauth for him before their wedding, yet misfortune had effectively struck when Saurabh showed up on the porch to break her quick. The following development absolutely changes his life when he finds his life partner dead under dubious conditions, returning the dearest companions' analyst minds again, this time for certain standard suspects. 

While it is a spin-off, aside from the two characters, the books are random, so you can peruse it even though you haven't read the past one. As far as the plot, it figures out how to keep the fervour ascending all through the novel, for example, you will continue to ponder and won't get exhausted, as numerous perusers do with Chetan Bhagat's books. The composing style is fast, plain, clever, and hilarious in the middle of some extremely emotional scenes of a Punjabi joint family, and regardless of whether you are not an Indian, you would be effectively ready to identify with any dramatization unfurling. 

One Arranged Murder: Chetan Bhagat 

After the initial not many pages, the killer turned out to be to some degree unsurprising, however, the consummation and intention were clarified by the contorting. As numerous different perusers, I discovered the 'body disgracing' segments to divert and baffling, especially when it came from the hero himself. 

Else, it was a speedy, one-sitting book of pitiable secret and rush with the kind of a high exaggerated family where everyone is a suspect and has a justification for killing her, and it was exciting to perceive how the secret unfurled itself. The book is expected for one-time perusing, and perusers will appreciate it. It's like watching a film