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More informations about &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.vikramtheactor.com&quot;&gt; Actor Vikram&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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<title>Comment by 1986 on &lt;i&gt;A Suitable Boy&lt;/i&gt; by Vikram Seth</title>
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<description>I just finished it!

I found it in my sister&#039;s room and randomly started reading it, not a good idea mid-semester when assessments are due but I couldn&#039;t stop. Loved it. It&#039;s taken a week on/off but mostly on with lots of good food on my tight student budget. The ending did disappoint me though, well it was not so much disappointing as unsatisfying, I wanted more than realism.

I actually think the blurb is a turn-off, they should change it. When I looked at the back of the book I didn&#039;t think much of it but sheer procrastination drove me to read the first few pages and boy am I glad I did. Vikram Seth, what a writer. Not only were the personal lives of the characters compelling but I gained such an insight into India at that time and Indian cultures and social constructs in general.

Oh and I can&#039;t help but mention the Chatterjis, what a family, they were all crazy and mad and I would love to have found myself in the Chatterji Parliament at breakfast.

According to Wikipedia a movie is in the works, I can only hope it does the book justice.</description>
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