Books by Advaita Kala
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review 1: This book might have been decent a couple of years back. The story is dated, and it's modernistic interpretation hasn't aged well. I wanted to read this since the author wrote the film Kahaani. This novel was obviously a start. Every single cliche is milked dry, and characters ne...
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review 1: Here is India's answer to Bridget Jones- Aisha Bhatia! She's savvy, insecure, witty and heaps funny. These virtues make her very adorable, not to mention very identifiable by us urbane Indian chicas who blend Western modernist values with Indian cultural traditions, often confusi...