Review: Wedding Pickle

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Wedding Pickle by Neha Sharma
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Blurb -

Avni is an independent, fun loving girl who loves the idea of being in love and having a happy ever after, only she knows this idea is too good to be true in this world, true love is nothing but a farce. Embroiled in her fears, doubts and her haunting past, does she get past her reluctance toward marriage? Does she find someone she can have a happy ever after with? Or does she actually prove her own point that true love is nothing but a farce in today’s world.


My views -

Wedding Pickle by Neha Sharma will be an another story you hear through your friends/neighbors or you see yourself in the society. When everyone or every other things requires multiple times to shape up to be perfect but in arrange marriage for each chance we take the more reflection we get in return from society.

The story is of about Avni, just an another girl you see in this society she is independent with certain boundaries named of society. Who forms the society? Off course we. Then is it necessary to pin point every actions of a girl? As the story goes more questions of this kind rises. A vivid intresting one. How Avni adopts herself to the arrange marriage after a break up and in-between her independent choices. Will she able to settle up in this quick process. Will she can find the love she craving for? What will she chose for herself independently? Read the novel to know remaining.

Novel strongly portrayed the female characters and their impact is so well as we can connect easily with characters, as it resembles the chaos we see normally. The language was simple and clear it makes the narration to go in a good flow.

Overall, Wedding Pickle is one of go through book for all as it shows family, friends, Marriages, society awareness and Motivating one too.

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