The Orange Hangover (English, Paperback, Saini Rahul)
The Orange Hangover (English, Paperback, Saini Rahul)
- Language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: Jaico Publishing House
- Genre: Fiction
- ISBN: 9788184953022, 818495302X
- Edition: 1stEdition, 2012
- Pages: 240
The Orange Hangover is the story of a young lad whose life has been going haywire. An architect is having a hard time in his hometown and things get worse when he is connected to a crime.
Summary of the Book
This story is about a young architect who is leading a very lucky and lavish life. He has a great job, a fabulous lifestyle, the coolest friends and a lovely girlfriend. However, all of this goes for a toss and he has to pack his bags and go to his small hometown. His friends are nowhere close and his relationship with his girlfriend has not been going so well. To add to his hardships, he gets involved in a terrible crime. The whole town thinks he is nuts, but there is one girl who understands him. Will she be able to help him and let people know that they are wrong in what they think of him? Will he be absolved of all crime? This is a story that will teach you how to learn from your experiences, stand up for personal values, and help others when they are in need.
About Rahul Saini
Rahul Saini is an Indian architect-turned-author. As of July 2012, he has written three books—The Orange Hangover, Just Like In The Movies, and Those Small Lil’ Things. His writing, classified under the contemporary fiction genre, focuses on the vibrant, fun-loving nature of young Indians in the 21st century. It is funny and fast-paced, and clearly aims to resonate with the youth. His books include quite a few references to various television shows and movies.
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Great Fun !!!
The novel is basically humour. It is smart and witty but underlying in it, is a strong humane message which does not preaches you. Notable is the well crafted story, which flows perfectly. The writer has created a world in a small town and I was amazed how much I lived in its small town world. The books captures the time of economic down...
Rehan Shaurya
Mar, 2012
more fizzzz than what a sachet of ENO in water !!!!!!!!!!! :)
Kriti Peters
Mar, 2012
Simply amazing!!!!
Dr. Shahin Ughradar
Mar, 2012
Its a nice book to read at one go
the main thing i didnt like was the protagonist actually imagines everything negatively, he starts thinking in unusual way and fears a lot.
the interesting part is author portrayed the story with some good message for the society and surely it will help everyone(child labor and the fake agents). definitely a good attempt.
vmv
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Jul, 2012
Kiddish but nice
Parth Dave
Certified Buyer
Mar, 2012
!!! The Orange Hangover !!!!! You need it..
Surina Jain
Certified Buyer
Feb, 2012
amazing book
nirman
Certified Buyer
Oct, 2013
Great fun everyone must read it once .......
Thanks Rahul saini for this one ........
prateek agrawal
Certified Buyer
Dec, 2012
not worth readings this at all
Flipkart Customer
Sep, 2012
