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A Bollywood Affair
by Sonali Dev
Most popular Indian books are historical or intellectual. Contemporary books were either too Indian or too Western. This book balances that out nicely. It was a cute romance, and the bits and pieces of Indian life were fun to read about.
There were a couple of scenes towards the end of the book that I really disliked, and made me like the book a little less. The ending felt very melodramatic. I felt like it had turned into a soap opera. I was both amused by the humour, and the ridiculousness of it all.
I think I might check out some other books by her. It was a fun read, and I haven't come across any good Indo-Western books that I've enjoyed.
Audiobook - I liked this narrator. She had a pleasant voice, and didn't have an Indian accent for the whole book, only for a few characters.
There were a couple of scenes towards the end of the book that I really disliked, and made me like the book a little less. The ending felt very melodramatic. I felt like it had turned into a soap opera. I was both amused by the humour, and the ridiculousness of it all.
I think I might check out some other books by her. It was a fun read, and I haven't come across any good Indo-Western books that I've enjoyed.
Audiobook - I liked this narrator. She had a pleasant voice, and didn't have an Indian accent for the whole book, only for a few characters.