* Kindly received an ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review* 
 WOW!! seriously. I wasn't expecting this. This was just hilarious and totally relatable for me. 
 Being a Sri Lankan I could totally empathise with Priya. For all you people who might think "IS it really like this for Indians?" Yep for most of us, not only Indians but Sri Lankans like me have it worse. In a way Indians are a bit more modernised. 
 The story was hilarious and I could totally imagine this happening to someone like us. My cousin married an Australian and my whole family just went nuts. Thank god at least her family was much more understanding and didn't actually reject the marriage but my dear aunts and great-aunts were just hyperventilating here when they heard the news. Funny story, they love her husband now. He's a sweetheart and loves her so much too. It's obvious to everyone in our family and he actually takes the time off to vacation here every year and sometimes stays for 3 months even. 
 So that's enough of my story, back to the story at hand. Like I was saying this book was awesome for many reasons. This being the first New Adult story I've read by an Indian or South Asian author, I wasn't expecting that much but boy wasn't I mistaken. The writing was hilarious and I could actually picture my own friends having the same reactions Tulsi, Jeeta and Vicky had during the story and I most probably would have been having the same reactions as Vicky if this happened to one of my friends. So as far as the friends go, they were just awesome and super realistic. And the cameo by Kabhi Kushi Kabhi Gham???? It had me the squealing the most. There is no Indian or Sri Lankan who does not love that movie and I am among them. It was one of the first Hindi DVDs I bought for my own self :D 
 How can anybody not like this duo?? Seriously they do not make such good movie anymore in India. 
 Hold on I think I just went a tiiiiiiiny bit out of topic right now. Anyway back to the story. Like I was saying the friends were awesome, the next stop are our Mains. Let me tell you one thing Ty was like super cute. He was a darling and he tried his best to understand the Indian culture but being an outsider and making accusations to the culture wasn't that cool. When it comes to culture and people making light of it I am a total Jeeta. I'm fiercely loyal to my country (as far as I go I mean) so some stuff he told pissed or rather mildly annoyed me. That was also another reason I loved Priya. She was loyal too. I liked how she tried her best to stay true to all of our customs and stuff and when she got mad at the aunties I was actually cheering for her in my head. But other than that I didn't like how she acted in the romance department. I really didn't like how she kept stringing Ty along when Manuk was obviously there. Arranged marriage or not you have to choose one girl. Other than that I pretty much loved the book. I guess it's thanks to Priya's foolishness in the Romance department that I knocked off 1 star. I guess lot of Sri Lankans and Indians would love this books (I'm not trying to be racist or anything, it's just so relatable) 
 Also a bonus for people who haven't seen Aishwarya Rai. Cuz Terrie says Priya looks like her. Aishwarya is one of my favourite Bollywood actresses after Kajol (The one in Kabhi above) 
 I added this one cuz it's not just fair to show her when she was young. Now a days her age is showing a bit more. Sad though but that's human life. 
 Happy reading guys. 
 * Edit* 
 After going through the review the second time, I see I've written more about our culture than the books itself. So here's an apology for it. It's just I got excited and got carried away a bit :(