Mehrin Khan

The two stars I gave are for the writing, the three stars deducted are for all the bs portrayed in the name of feminism. Radhika says she is a feminist and wants her boyfriends to be the same. Being a feminist, she has an affair with a guy who already has a wife, she is nothing but a "homewrecker". If she was a feminist, she wouldn't let a man cheat on his wife like that and let that woman suffer. She was a feminist as long as feminism was benefitting her. The second thing that went really wrong was the fact that radhika at the end explains it to Neel and debu that a woman can be anything and a man cannot decide as to what her choices are. If truly woman have a choice whether they want to be a housemaid or a career woman, then why can't men have a preference for their ideal wife? If a woman is happy to be a housewife and a man has a preference for that kind of woman, then what's wrong? Third thing was the fact that radhika after letting a man cheat on his wife with her starts to take pride in having a larger bust than his wife, how self obsessed and cruel do you have to be for that? The whole book was about feminism but how sad it was portrayed in such an idiotic way