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One night at the call center

Chetan Bhagat
Chetan Bhagat is an Indian author and columnist, known for his Indian-English novels about young middle class Indians. Bhagat was included in Time magazine's list of World's 100 Most Influential People in 2010.

“Globalization is a process of interaction and integration among the people, companies, and governments of different nations, a process driven by international trade and investment and aided by information technology” (Globalization)

The effect of Globalization  also describe in the novel through  the struggle of each  character‘s life. The Globalization is an  economical movement. The title of the novel itself tells about the effect of globalization in call center. Thee Novel is based on the working people in Call Centre.
In the call center every workers name are changed Varun Malhotra called as Victor  , Shayam Mehra as Sam Mercy , Radhika as Ragima Jones, Esha Singh as Eliza.  These people have to change their names for American.Through this  Bhagat wants to give message to the Indians that who working in call center they just get good salary but it not give the  opportunity to do something else or show  their skills and creativity into their work.  In the novel due to slack in software industry the call center wanted to cut down the number of employees. Its effects on the people who are working in the call center it brings all the people under burden. literally this novel  talks about the anxieties, fears, and stress of call center employees. So in the novel shows the positive and negative effects of Globalization on people’s life.



C.Bhagat also use the narrative structure and the make prologue and epilogue Prologue means staring of book and epilogue means ending of book. His narrative style  is vey interasting because Kanhpur to Dilhi travelling, and then beautiful lady come  and then  she say story about one night in call center and her one condition that Bhagat write book about this story and Bhagat agree and then she say story and then last she go without introduced herself that is more  interasting in novel and narrative structure.



First impression about this novel I saw that this novel is talked about the new values, new Ideas,new life style etc.. Chetan Bhagat who is famous writer among the young generation because he wrote about Young generation.. Chetan Bhagat always take side to youth rather than Old people...So when I read this novel I could see the family problems, Business, Globalization , Use of Technology, Samart workers etc..
As per the comment on Film adaption screenplay is very slow...and level of acting which was not so good and other thing is that Indian audience don't understand the concept of the movie because this movie is not commercial movie or we can say Entertaining masala movie that's why this film becomes flop in Indian box office.

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