💥The Ex Factor – When Karma Plays Cupid💔

 💥The Ex Factor – When Karma Plays Cupid💔

📚 Review by GetUrBook

I didn’t expect to enjoy The Ex Factor this much—but Varsha Chitnis had me hooked from the very first clash of ego and past wounds. Sujit Rao and Arti Bhatia aren’t your typical romantic leads—they’re strangers brought together by a very awkward connection: they’re exes of each other’s exes.

And if that sounds like the start of a messy group chat, trust me—it’s far messier in real life. Or in this case, fiction that feels way too real.

What begins as a chance meeting quickly unravels into a web of passive-aggressive banter, buried emotions, and unspoken hurt. Sujit, with his sharp edges and billionaire aura, collides with Arti’s razor-sharp wit and quiet dignity. They’re both damaged in their own ways—and yet, that’s exactly what makes their story so satisfying.

There were moments I laughed out loud (hello, awkward encounters) and moments I had to pause and feel. The way Chitnis captures heartbreak, pride, and emotional baggage is almost poetic. It made me think of the people we leave behind—and how sometimes, healing comes in the form of unexpected new beginnings.

The Ex Factor isn’t just a romance—it’s a delicious tangle of irony, redemption, and second chances. And as someone who believes fate has a wicked sense of humour, I thoroughly enjoyed watching it play matchmaker.

⭐Final Verdict: 4.5/5
An entertaining, smart, and unexpectedly emotional rollercoaster.

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