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2 States The Story Of My Marriage - Chetan Bhagat
Chandrashekar R@catchchandru
Nov 05, 2009 07:41 AM, 1228 Views
(Updated Nov 05, 2009)
Punjab da Puttar weds Tambrahm girl

*"2 states the story of my marriage" by chetan bhagat is a hilarious, compelling, Must read book.


I would rate it on par with "Five Point some one" his first best seller.


As aptly summed on the book jacket-


Boy loves girl.


Girl loves boy.


Girl’s family has to love boy.


Boy’s family has to love girl.


Girl’s family has to love


boy’s family.


Boy’s family has to love


girl’s family.


In this complicated mesh replete with regional,


cultural, culinary differences & mind blocks the


boy and girl continue to love.


The Autobiographical book is set in IIM Ahmedabad, where Ananya is the


most sought after bright, smart, intelligent TamBrahm girl.All the male


eye balls on the campus lust for her&hungrily follow her.Krish and Ananya


get to like each other thru joint study sessions where Krish gets to teach


her math problems;They fall in love, get physical and emotional


& intensely feel for each other.


They ultimately get placed in MNC jobs in Chennai.They strategize and


makes intricate plans for Krish to manoever and get closer to his


prospective brother in law, father in law and ultimately mother in law.


He also manoevers his boss and bada boss to achieve his goals.


Krish malhotra later goes into his second plan of pataoing his parents to


accept Ananya.


what’s funny is the elaborate and hilarious process of bride & groom


hunting by parents of both.You get to see the hunger for money, status, luxuries & ultimately horoscope matching which complicate and confuse marriage plans.


Chetan beautifully and hilariously weaves in the Abusive autowallahs, the nerd like Tambrahm muggos, the fascination for "The Hindu", curd rice, carnatic music & the Punjabis so particular on their status, paneer, booze and boisterous weddings. Chetan has a keen eye for the college going youth and aptly describes whatever appeals to them.


It’s one big funny, hilarious, witty, compelling chewing gum of a novel.


It really open up the inticacies involved in cross regional & cultural love marriages.


It’s a good guide for guys having a cross country crush.


’Two States"is a kind of’Ek Duje ke liye" story with a Happy Ending and told in a lively


and humorous format.


Most of you may finish it in one or two sittings!*

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