Six Suspects Reviews
"While there are some funny moments, this is likely to please neither traditional mystery fans nor readers interested in contemporary India." - Publishers Weekly
"Despite some inevitable repetition and a gimmicky frame, a teeming, beguiling Indian panorama wrapped in a clever whodunit." - Kirkus
"Swarup has attempted an ambitious, complex project that required more cooking time, fewer plot lines and liberation from the desire to write a "great Indian novel." - The Guardian (UK)
"It pretends to be an exposé of what Indian newspapers call 'page-three celebrities' ... But the plot is thin, the language insipid and abounding with clichés. And what about the six characters? They are in search of an author. They remain cardboard cut-outs." - The Independent (UK)
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