2 states the story of my marriage chetan bhagat

I found its simplicity very engaging, captivating, and interesting. This book is easy to read and very enjoyable. Ananya is so distraught she breaks up with Krish. The families disrespect and insult each other so much that the parents take back their consent for the marriage. When the two families go on vacation, the worst happens. Eventually, he wins over Ananya's parents and younger brother. When they visit Chennai, Krish meets Ananya's very traditional, conservative family. Krish's father is an alcoholic and prone to violence when angry. First, Ananya visits Delhi, Krish's home. The two visit their hometowns to make their families agree to the marriage. There is only one problem: Ananya is from a Tamil Brahmin family Krish is Punjabi. After graduation, Krish says he wants to be with Ananya the rest of his life.

They start a friendship and then fall in love. Diverse Easy Reader | Illustrated ChapterĪnanya Swaminathan and Krish Malhotra are college students who meet at IIM.Krish and Ananya have to really work to get what they want, Chetan Bhagat doesn't simply give it to them without a struggle. Lots and lots of tension, lots of hopeless situations. I cared about the two of them and wanted a happy ending.

Once he's accepted by them, then it's time to work on his mother during a weeklong business trip Ananya has to Delhi.īy the end of that fiasco, I was so sure the marriage wasn't going to happen, except that the subtitle of the book is 'the story of my marriage' which gave some hope. But since he's working there, he has time. It doesn't start smooth, with him an alien in Chennai and Ananya's parents flat out telling them they cannot marry. While it's not looking good, Krish takes a job in Chennai so he can be close to Ananya and work on getting her parents to accept him. Both families are rude to each other, with Krish's mother far outdoing Ananya's parents in her hatred of south Indians. After a little rocky start, they fall in love, move in together in the college and graduate, with most of their school time not told in the story.Īt graduation the trouble begins… They're in love, but they're from different states in India with different cultures, and their families instantly hate each other when they try to get them to meet during the graduation activities. Told from the perspective of Krish starting when he joins Indian Institute of Management and meets Ananya in line at the cafeteria where she doesn't like the food. I've enjoyed all of Chetan Bhagat's books so far, and was pleasantly surprised to find this was a sequel to his first one 'Five Point Someone' that had the characters I liked the most.

2 states the story of my marriage chetan bhagat