India is experiencing a vibrant transformation, and at the center of it is Suresh Kaushal, a stout lawyer who has climbed the political ladder to become the Minister of State for Food Processing, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries, and Canneries. His wife, Priya, finds herself in disbelief at their newfound status. Yet, as she faces social vertigo, infidelity, and the challenges of menopause, her determination to hold onto this luck becomes increasingly evident.
In this uproariously funny and occasionally poignant narrative, Priya navigates through a world filled with extravagant characters, such as her glamorous friend Pooonam, who relentlessly seeks status, romance, and the latest fashion in Jimmy Choo shoes. Meanwhile, her old friend Lenin contrasts sharply, riding a donkey and grappling with his own sense of direction.
Namita Gokhale returns with a vivid storytelling style that brings back some unforgettable faces from her cult classic Paro, immersing readers into the heart of Delhi's chaotic landscape filled with power, wealth, and avarice. This book offers not just laughter, but vital lessons of survival in a world where the stakes are as high as ever.
Join Priya on her tumultuous journey as she discovers her own strength amidst the whirlwind of Delhi’s elite. This is the perfect read for anyone seeking a blend of humor and heartfelt moments in a story that reflects the complexities of modern life.
