Half Girlfriend

A romantic novel by Chetan Bhagat about the relationship between Bihari boy Madhav and Delhi girl Richa. They bond over basketball in college but face emotional struggles. Richa proposes being ''Half Girlfriend,'' complicating their connection. Despite challenges, fate reunites them.

The romantic novel is a moving modernove story between a Bihari boy Madhav and Richa, a beautiful richass from Delhi. Both of them happen to be complete opposites in personality and tastes from each other. Madhav is a simple Indian guy, who has trouble speaking English, whereas Richa the rich girl, is what most guys dream about. She is young, charming, classy and sophisticated. Both of them happened to be in the same college, St. Stephen''s, Delhi. Due to their association with the college''s Basketball team, they slowly become close friends. Most youngsters will related with their sweet andively bond of friendship. With time Madhav develops feelings for Riya. But she was reluctant to commit and didn''t want to be in any sort of relationships. She tells him to keep the relationship with her that of a friend, but Madhav is keen to have her as his romantic girlfriend. So, Riya comes up with a suggestion and agrees to be a "Half Girlfriend''. This clearly means their relation is more than friends, but still not a complete relationship. The twist comes when both have part their ways due to their own circumstances. And fate had different plans for them. They meet again after tasting ofife''s bitter experiences. To give something different to his growingist of readers, author Chetan Bhagat has created a story ofove, hatred andife''s oddity. Written in simple and easy-to-understandanguage, the book is for those who areooking for aight-minded read over an weekend. About the author: Chetan Bhagat is an Indian author, columnist and screenwriter, who is popularly known for his English-language novels, mostly based on theives of young urban middle class Indians. Bhagat''s novels have sold over seven million copies and in 2008, The New York Times quoted Bhagat as ""the biggest selling Englishanguage novelist in India''s history.