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It’s almost 2 months since I am writing a book review. A long time. I have finally completed reading Ketan Bhagat’s debut novel- Complete/Convenient. I have been one of the promotional partner of this book since it was in its editing stage and after reading this 373-pages book, I am satisfied that I chose a good product to promote/market. As said several times by Ketan Bhagat in his interviews, this book is exclusively about every NRI or everyone living in India and continuously thinking of shifting abroad because of unwanted…

This is copy of an interview published at www.AnupamTimes.com.

While his brother is the unarguably the most popular author of India. He, himself never wanted to be an author. Being an NRI, he underwent some different experience that he never heard of. Is it same as captured by Karan Johar on-screen or has he something different, unique and more to say?
Ketan Bhagat better known as Chetan Bhagat’s brother has more to share – completely different from his brother’s. While his debut novel Complete/Convenient is about to release on 15th…

This is an extract of an article published in THEHINDU.COM!!!
Ketan Bhagat tells Budhaditya Bhattacharya about his debut novel “Complete/Convenient”, life abroad, and being a celebrity sibling

Being Ketan Bhagat is not easy. As the writer brother of Chetan Bhagat (“India’s and probably the world’s most influential writer”, according to Ketan), he will be looked at with the suspicious eagerness usually reserved for sequels to popular movies – just how good or how much worse is he? With the launch of his debut novel Complete/Convenient imminent, we are about to…

This is an extract of an interview of Ketan Bhagat by BOLDSKY.COM.
There is a new star on the horizon of Indian literature. Apart from an independent writing style and a good story he also has the ‘writer genes’ in him. We are talking about Ketan Bhagat who is all set to launch his debut novel ‘Complete/Convenient’ on the 15th of May 2013. He is the younger brother of famous writer Chetan Bhagat. So along with a lot of publicity and recognition, Ketan Bhagat also has to deal with high…

This is an extract of Interview published at UnRestrictedMinds.in.
Ketan Bhagat (younger brother of Chetan Bhagat) is all set to launch his first novel Complete/Convenient in May’ 2013.
UnResrictedMinds.in takes the opportunity to interview Ketan Bhagat.

Tell us something about yourself especially about your school and college life.
I was born and brought up in Delhi. My father was in army and so mostly out of station. My mother was an agricultural scientist and would only be home by five. That gave us brothers plenty of time and opportunities to…

This interview of Ketan Bhagat was published in DNA newspaper on 18th April, 2013. Do read it HERE.

How different is your style of writing from that of your brother?
Our styles are very different, while Chetan writes in the first person I write in the third. My stories begin where Chetan’s end. He has a knack of connecting with the youth with his books and writes about the struggles that the youth are facing, career choices they have to make and relationship issues that they have to deal with…

This is the first review of Ketan Bhagat’s debut novel- Complete/Convenient!!!

If we talk about the newest generation of our country, we’d find that a majority of enthusiastic youth dream to settle down somewhere in abroad, even if for pursuing higher studies. Something about this idea never fails to excite the ambitious. But is this opinion well founded? Is it really a dream life out there? This is the idea that Ketan Bhagat’s novel Complete/Convenient deals with and takes you through the interesting journey of Kabir, the protagonist in the…

This is an Interview of Chetan Bhagat published at postnoon.com. Refer this link.
A sensitive guy with a great sense of humour, Ketan Bhagat is almost ready to launch his first novel — Complete/Convenient. Postnoon chats with the nervous wreck to find out more.
Competition among siblings is quite the norm—we practically grow up competing with our elder and, in-their-imagination, wiser brothers and sisters. However, competition at school level or even college might not be as tricky as one on a professional level.
Ketan Bhagat, who’s the younger brother of…

Reading fiction and non-fiction are two different things. While reading fiction, you end up being in a world of imaginations but while reading a non-fiction attempt, you know that these things can specifically happen with you. Hence you read it with more determination and pleasure. You know that you can end up being a protagonist or experience the same events as mentioned in the book. I am just sitting after completing 4 hours read of Yuvraj Singh, the cricketer’s autobiographical attempt where he tells us about his journey from Cricket…

I am done reading this very short book of 180 pages- “To Be Continued…” by Moeedul Hussain. Moeedul Hussain, son of a well known teacher of Assamese Literature from Dhubri, Assam. Though not so favourite amongst his teachers, yet the students of S.P. English Medium High School knew him as a popular host to almost every cultural program at school. He joined the Electronics and Communication Branch at the ‘The Oxford College of Engineering’ in Bangalore after school. It was in his third year of Engineering when his interest toward…