Conflict Between Vroom and Esha ‘One Night @ The Call Center’
Abstract
‘One Night @ The Call Center’,’ Five point someone’, & ‘Three mistakes of my life’ are the books written by Chetan Bhagat. He graduated from IIT Delhi in 1995 & completed his MBA from IIMA in 1997. Afterwards he did job in a prominent US investment bank in Hong Kong. Spending eleven years in Hong Kong, the author relocated to Mumbai, India in 2008, where he works as an investment banker. Along with books, he has keen interest in screenplays and spirituality. One Night @ the Call Center by Chetan Bhagat is well-constructed book with great characters and captivating plot. ‘One Night @ The Call Center’ is story about six people working in a call center named connections. Its story set of in one night only. It consists of lots of drama and many horrible things happening to each and every characters. Chetan Bhagat has touched a nerve of young generation of India. The drama takes a dramatic and decisive turn when they get call from God. The leading characters are Shayam Mehra, Priyanka Varun Malhotra (Vroom), Esha Singh, Radikha, Military Uncle. Here the focus is on the two characters (Vroom and Esha) and their relationship.
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