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Will You Marry Me?

Written by Parulraj Jain

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219 pages, about 4 hours of reading

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Will You Marry Me? What is the most frightening eight letters word? If the question was asked to girls, nine out of ten would have said 'Cockroach'. Wait!!! But that's not an eight letters word. Okay, what is the most frightening word in English? Well, for girls it is probably Cockroach but, for boys, it is definitely Marriage, isn't it? Marriage, is it as scary as it sounds? India, the most versatile and weird (in many ways) country in the world, has many forms of marriage. We have our own ways of doing everything. In fact, we have many ways of doing the same thing across the country and marriage is no exception. Marriage is a serious thing here and it is more difficult to come out of this sacred bond than entering into one. THIS is the reason why everyone is so skeptical and afraid of this institution. The world is moving ahead but we are rather still or slow paced. We don't know if it's good or bad to not let ourselves evolve with time and move on, but Retro is a new cool, right? Read this hilarious romantic tale of how Adi's parents tricked him -their own son- to embark upon one of the oldest adventures called Marriage with a complete stranger, Nupur, for the rest of his life.

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