This was cute, and well-written, and there's lots of things to like about it. I liked the fact it was written from & about a different culture than the standard YA romance. The character growth was good, and subtle, and Dimple and Rishi's chemistry sizzled on every page. I also loved how passionate Dimple was about her dreams, that they didn't take a back seat to the romance, that she wasn't prepared to give them up for a boy. 
 The only major downside I'd say was the obstacles at the end felt a little contrived, and then resolved too easily. 
 YA contemporary isn't my favourite genre and while this was a cute romance, it didn't really do anything else. If you like that, you'll probably really enjoy this, but to me it just felt a little simple compared to some others I've read recently, hence why it doesn't get a higher rating.