Google Play's 'Best of 2019': Indians loved Spotify, Call of Duty: Mobile; looked for motivation in 'The Magic of Thinking Big'

As the world gets ready to bid adieu to another year, round-ups of what 2019 has looked like have started pouring in. Joining the trend in picking the best of the year, is Google.
As part of its 2019 yearly wrap-up, the tech giant has revealed the most popular apps, game, books and movies on Google Play in India.

Ablo, an app that allows users to connect with new people from across the world at any time and in any language, has been rated the best app of the year.


Meanwhile, 'Call of Duty: Mobile', the popular game that made it mobile debut in October, is a rage with users and has become the best game of 2019, in just 3 months.

Marvel Studios' 'Avengers: Endgame' continued to work its magic, and led the 'top-selling movies of 2019' list, followed by Ayushmann Khurrana, Tabu and Radika Apte-starrer 'Andhadhun'.

'Badla', 'Avengers: Infinity War' and 'Aquaman' ranked 3rd, 4th, and 5th on the list, respectively.


Indians' search for motivation to aim for the stars made 'The Magic of Thinking Big' and 'The Sky is the Limit' the top selling e-book and audiobook, respectively.

Top-Selling Ebooks of 2019
'The Magic of Thinking Big', by David J Schwartz
'The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck', by Mark Manson
'You Were My Crush', by Durjoy Datta
'Zero to One', by Blake Masters and Peter Thiel
'The 5 AM Club', by Robin Sharma

Top-Selling Audiobooks of 2019
'The Sky is the Limit', by James Allen Khalil Gibran, Napoleon Hill, P.T. Barnum, Benjamin Franklin, Orison Swett Marden, Florence Scovel Shinn, Wallace D. Wattles, Russell H. Conwell
'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes', by Arthur Conan Doyle
'A Brief History Of Time', by Stephen Hawking
'Atomic Habits', by James Clear
'Zero to One', by Blake Masters and Peter Thiel.

Google also released its 'Users’ Choice 2019' list, that saw Spotify, which made its India debut earlier this year, rated as the top app.

'Everything Is F*cked: A Book About Hope' was the users' choice e-book of the year, while Call of Duty: Mobile and 'Avengers: Endgame' ruled big in this category, too.