Review of Wedding Pickle

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 What is love? Does true love exist or is it just the figment of imaginations of poets? When are we ready for marriage? Why today’s generation is commitment phobic? The book tries to answer these questions.


Avni is almost 24 year old girl who is not yet ready for marriage. She is an introvert and is happy in here small circle of family and friends. That’s why marriage seems a herculean task to her. She meets Siddharth and he ask her what ring she wants. Diamond of course, was her reply. But then Siddharth cheats of her and breaks her trust on himself and love. Enters Ansh and now she is not able to trust him.


The reluctance of Avni is of every girl. She is bit apprehensive of marriage. She has to leave her set life and adjust amongst strangers. Till now she is the master of her own destiny and lived her life on her own
Terms and conditions. Avni made a plan to go party with her friends on outskirts of Delhi. Ansh forbids him due to security reasons but she feels that he is curtailing her freedom. Is she right or wrong? Maybe both. Marriage is name of adjustments and both partners have to adjust them according to wishes of each other.

The book deals with issue of Ex lover also. If a girl made a mistake with one guy who is bad, what does it mean for her future? Sidharth was clearly a mistake and Ansh helps her to get over him.

The book is a breezy read. It is fast paced and used simple Hinglish. Though the story is predictable and have been told thousands of times in movies and novels, this book can be read as this is entertaining. A treat for lovers of romance. 3/ 5 stars.


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