This book tells the story of Krish, a Punjabi boy, and Ananya, a South Indian girl, who meet and fall in love at IIMA college. They must convince their conservative families from different regions of India to agree to their marriage. The story moves between Ahmedabad, Delhi, and Chennai, capturing the cultures and communities of North and South India. Though told from Krish's perspective, the author portrays both families fairly. The book is a humorous and romantic tale of inter-regional love and marriage in India.

1. About the book :
1. In a nation like India, a love relationship transformed
into marriage is no tiny than a battle conflict. When
the two companions of the pair are from two
different regions, things are set to get complicated.
2. This story is about a punjabi- Boy Krish Arora and
South Indian Girl Ananya Swaminathan who meet in
the College at IIMA multitude,Ananya gets argument
with mess Employeer and krish help them to settle
3. it. in retrieval giving up his sweet plate, to Ms.
Popular of the university. Quite stable, both of them
fall in love and what emerges is their journey of
convincing their parents.

2. • The story moves between three towns Ahmedabad, Delhi, and
Chennai. While we are shown just a glance of the main city, the
other two are characterized in entire vigor. The writer intelligently
catches the communities of norths and south India. While Krish's
mom and aunt will make you recall all your neighborhood aunties,
Ananya's parents are shown as ordinary mindful Tamilians.
• Though the story is told from the point of belief of the male
protagonist, the novelist never takes sides and brings out the
nicest and the terrible in both towns. Unnecessary to mention,
the book is filled with humor, like a Tamil-speaking Sardar and
vocal fights between Krish and Ananya mommies. The mockery
used never fails.
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3. What did I learn from this book:
1. The book implicates a wonderful story of a pair belonging to
two severe states of India. The story is understood to be the
real-time love story of the book author Chetan Bhagat and his
better half. The novel is sentimental and fascinating to read,
as it implicates mesmerizing chemistry between the pair and
their battle to turn their love into a healthy marriage.
2. It impliates humorous factors as well. The writer has
adequately depicted the actual scenario of Indian Society
when it comes to the wedding of two people belonging to
severe communities. Despite living in conservative families,
both households eventually agree on the marriage. Barely it is
core in all emotions.