Step into a world of opulence and intrigue with Paro, the ultimate social comedy that has captivated readers since its first publication in 1984. This novel artfully intertwines the lives of the elite in Bombay and Delhi, offering a sharp critique of privilege and desire.
Meet Paro, the enchanting heroine who effortlessly navigates the upper echelons of society, leaving a trail of captivated admirers in her wake. From the ambitious BR, the sewing machine tycoon whose heart is claimed by Paro, to a vibrant cast of characters that includes the Marxist son of a cabinet minister, a test cricketer from a princely lineage, and even a homosexual Greek film director, the narrative is rich with diverse personalities and complex relationships.
Observing from the sidelines is Priya, a character whose keen observations and acid wit bring a unique perspective to the story. As a voyeur and obsessive diarist, she chronicled her heart's own tumultuous journey, caught between her own marital entanglements and the magnetic pull of Paro's allure.
This novel isn't just a tale of seduction; it's a reflection on the societal dynamics of modern India. With humor and sharp insight, it delves into the intricacies of love, ambition, and the often absurd nature of human relationships.
Paro promises to be a riveting read for anyone interested in contemporary Indian literature or those who appreciate a well-crafted social comedy that transcends time. Dive into this captivating narrative and discover the complexities that lie within the glamorous façade of high society.
