Take a photo of a barcode or cover
geeky_andproudofit 's review for:
Marriage & Masti
by Nisha Sharma
What a conclusion to what a glorious fucking trilogy!!
Nisha Sharma you will always be famous.
Deepak and Veera are just the absolute perfect friends to lovers - twelfth night romance and I am so completely obsessed with them.
It's been SUCH a fun ride reading this book and I will never ever ever get over this trilogy.
The writing style is perfection, with just the right amount of desiness peppered in - not too much, not too little. The shakespeare connection was clear and beautifully done without ever going overboard. It was like a bollywood romcom and I LOVED that there was no third act break-up whatsoever and at no point was I worried about any sort of a miscommunication situation. There's not as much spice this time as Tastes Like Shakkar but it's definitely not a problem at all. It matched the DeepVeera (yes I'm fancasting Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh for this) vibe perfectly and it was just spicy enough to make sense for this book.
It's a little bit out there but in a good way obviously because it was very bollywood meets shakespeare and how could that ever be anything but absolutely divine.
Nisha Sharma you will always be famous.
Deepak and Veera are just the absolute perfect friends to lovers - twelfth night romance and I am so completely obsessed with them.
It's been SUCH a fun ride reading this book and I will never ever ever get over this trilogy.
The writing style is perfection, with just the right amount of desiness peppered in - not too much, not too little. The shakespeare connection was clear and beautifully done without ever going overboard. It was like a bollywood romcom and I LOVED that there was no third act break-up whatsoever and at no point was I worried about any sort of a miscommunication situation. There's not as much spice this time as Tastes Like Shakkar but it's definitely not a problem at all. It matched the DeepVeera (yes I'm fancasting Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh for this) vibe perfectly and it was just spicy enough to make sense for this book.
It's a little bit out there but in a good way obviously because it was very bollywood meets shakespeare and how could that ever be anything but absolutely divine.