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Happpily Married Happily Divorced


Hello Bibliophiles!!

I am back with another review.
This time it is, "Happily Married Happily Divorced" By Swati Kumari


 Blurb: 
Varushka is a young and ambitious girl, hoping to make her career before ‘settling down’ and making babies. But like always, her parents have a different plan. After tasting emotional blackmail, requests and even bribes, she is forced to make the choice between her dreams and her parents’ wish.
Her confusion vanishes when she meets Mitash. He is an eligible bachelor, living his life the way he wants, and his practical approach towards life wins her over. They are soon married and settled in Amsterdam, enjoying each other’s company and redefining love in their own special way.
But then, what leads them to a divorce, that too a happy one? Is life about making deals with one’s self, to create the destiny one wants?
Happily Married Happily Divorced will cajole you into leading a happier life and take you on a rollercoaster ride of love, surprises and unknown adventures.
About the Author:
Swati Kumari has lived in different cities across the country, and at present lives in Bengaluru. She completed her MBA from the National School of Business, Bengaluru and International Management from Écolesupérieure de Commerce de Pau, France. She believes in dreaming and creating her own destiny. Swati is also a holistic healer and loves counselling and helping people in solving their problems. She has previously published Without a Goodbye and Amayra-the essence of life, which have been welcomed by the International Association for Suicide Prevention.
My review:

1.   Cover:
The cover doesn’t go with the plot of the book. It could have been something better.
2.   Title:
The title is apt and does go with the plot.
3.   Characters:
Every Character in the story played their role well.
Typical old generation mentality was portrayed well by some characters.
Varushka is portrayed as the Girl who wants to achieve all her dreams and make her parents proud.
Her sister, Rhea, although her character in the story isn’t much but, she has played her role well, being a supportive sister and a cheerful girl.
Varushka’s Mother is a typical Indian mother, who wants to get her daughter married as soon as she completes her Graduation.
Her father, although he supports his daughter but, at the end surrenders at the wish of his wife and the society.
4.   Plot:
After reading a few pages, I could guess what’s coming next.
At the right places, the typical mentality of people can be seen.
All the thrilling experiences can be visualized by the reader.
Romance, friendship, betrayal, love, respect for everyone, everything is written beautifully.
The Bihari culture is also portrayed beautifully.

Language is easy.
It is a good one time read.

My Ratings: 3.5 stars


Buy the book from Amazon

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