Shaadi Ka Laddoo by Chaitali Hatiskar - Book Review

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Book: Shaadi Ka Laddoo

Author: Chaitali Hatiskar

Format: Kindle

Genre: Rom-Com Fiction

My Rating: 4.5 / 5 ⭐


My Review:

A quintessential Bollywood style rom-com page-turner! A typical Indian tale of rivals turned buddies turned mates! The novel has a really humorous caption & an eye-catching cover. I completely relished the work, though I comprehended what's gonna occur in the very end. Love, envy, hate, drama, tragedy, sacrifice, doesn't that present to be an emotion-packed novel? The plot is entirely character-driven, which makes the ride extra fun.


I loved the author's novel-writing of finishing each episode on a cliff-hanger. You need to see what's gonna happen next & so I ended up reading the whole novel in three flat days. The book makes certain that you produce tears, both out of laughing as well as crying. The conversations are so lively & vivid, it seems similar to a random chat at home.


The overall writing is pretty pellucid & so grips the attention of the reader. But, there are grammatical mistakes, however, they can be updated in the following publication. Additionally, there are several Hindi & Punjabi exchanges included to make the communication seem more desi (Indian); I wish the writer had also presented the English translation in brackets alongside it for those who don't follow the language.


"We are bonkers. Everyone is completely reckless & stupid. But we have always done one thing right. And that is, we have always loved passionately. Its either absolute love or nothing. There is no in-between for us."


The biggest point is that, via the novel, the writer makes you understand the value of family, particularly one's spouse, their sacrifices, respect, adaptability to run life easily. It demands two to tango, exactly what the novel portrays. I would happily suggest everyone read this book, no matter what age, it's a magnificent ride. A fabulous, entertaining & gripping book, I really couldn't quit reading it!

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