One Night @ the Call Centre by Chetan Bhagat

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No. Don't bother.
Unless you wnat some "light" reading, in which case, why not try Netflix or Amazon Prime for some entertainment that's had millions spent on it. This is a speedy read, a cliche, has a little anger at Americans, a little political comment, is full of types, is poorly written (about age 11 - 13 story telling). I can see it as a feel good movie. 

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