Madiha Umair

Unnecesary yapping in the book. Just a bunch of happy quotes stacked together in 3 people's dialogues. Probably the worst book I have ever read.

This book was written to bring about the subject of feminism but failed to do so on so many levels. It does not address the wage gap, rape, sexual harassment, and all the basic issues feminism was even created for. Radhika’s “mini me” keeps slutifying her character everytime the subject of dresses surfaces. Her characters keeps pushing men down which portrays misandry. It is a poorly written book of a woman who is privileged and keeps complaining about “feminism” when really it’s only based on misandry and further makes the topic of feminism look like a joke which it shouldn’t be considering how serious it actually is. Also the ending is horrible, women face issues with ignorant and violent men all the time. If the author maybe showed Debu or Neel bursting out in anger it would make it more realistic. Sigh. Chetan Bhagat has other wonderful books but this one was definitely not it.