Of Course I Love You ..! Till I Find Someone Better

Set in Delhi between 2006-2008, "Of Course I Love You ..! Till I Find Someone Better" follows Debashish Roy, a Delhi College of Engineering student known for his casual approach to dating. The story takes place against the backdrop of Delhi's nightlife, college campuses, and young adult social circles. Deb's life changes when he meets and begins dating Avantika, marking a shift from his previous relationship patterns. His journey continues through academic challenges, a new job at a government office, and friendships with colleagues like Amit, while he processes the aftermath of his relationship with Avantika. The novel examines themes of love, personal growth, and the complexities of relationships in contemporary Indian youth culture. It presents a raw perspective on modern dating, friendship, and the search for meaningful connections in an increasingly complex social landscape.

Readers describe this book as a light romance targeting young Indian readers, particularly college students. Many reviewers note it reflects campus life and relationships at Delhi engineering colleges. Likes: - Relatable portrayal of college relationships - Easy, casual writing style - Fast-paced narrative - Authentic Delhi college setting Dislikes: - Basic plot with predictable outcomes - Shallow character development - Grammar and editing issues - Reinforces stereotypes about relationships - Perceived as immature by older readers One reader called it "a timepass book for teenagers, nothing more." Another noted it "captures Delhi college culture but lacks depth." Ratings: Goodreads: 3.2/5 (13,000+ ratings) Amazon India: 4.0/5 (1,000+ ratings) Most readers position it as entertainment rather than serious literature, with younger readers (15-22) giving more favorable reviews than older readers.

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🔸 Durjoy Datta wrote this book at age 21 while still a student at Delhi College of Engineering, drawing directly from his campus experiences 🔸 The book became a cultural phenomenon in India, selling over 500,000 copies in its first year and launching Datta's career as one of India's most successful young adult authors 🔸 Delhi College of Engineering, where the story is set, is one of India's oldest engineering colleges, established in 1941, and was renamed Delhi Technological University in 2009 🔸 The novel's portrayal of Delhi's evolving nightlife and dating culture in the 2000s reflects a significant shift in urban Indian youth culture, as traditional courting customs gave way to Western-influenced dating practices 🔸 The book's co-author, Maanvi Ahuja, contributed significantly to developing the female characters' perspectives, helping create a more balanced narrative that resonated with readers across genders