Chetan Bhagat as A Teenagers Calling Approach

Exploring Chetan Bhagat's Impact on Indian Youth and Literature

Abstract

Chetan Bhagat is an Indian creator, writer, and speaker. Bhagat is the creator of five bestselling novels, Five Point Someone (2004), One Night the Call Center (2005), The 3 Mistakes of My Life (2008), 2 States (2009) and Revolution 2020 Love, Corruption, Ambition (2011). Indian Writing in English has made some amazing progress from its start of the times of the British Raj to the present day. In spite of the fact that the Indian writings in English have appeared in four major structures – Poetry, Drama, Prose and Fiction, and Criticism – it is the Indian English novel that gained energy on the planet writing. Chetan Bhagat is known for his explanation of reality in the contemporary Indian culture. Every one of his works talk about social issues and unethical behavior which damage the development of the individual and the general public. Chetan Bhagat, as an Indian, fictionalizes the Indian contemporary society. He expounds on each piece of India like its way of life, its issues, and its languages and depicts the life of a youthful generation. Chetan Bhagat is a gigantic name on the subject of writing of fiction as he has been alluded to as the role model of the present Indian youthful generation. He has made around seven fictions and one true to life and almost in each novel he has not just spot lit his profound worry about the adolescents today. The paper endeavors to toss some light on the aspects of post modernist point of view where the designing youth attempts to remain against the conventional arrangement of bestowing technical training and traditional method for evaluating the cognitive abilities of an understudy based on CGPA.