She's the queen of dating apps. He believes in arranged marriages. Welcome to the funniest, most relatable rom-com of the year.
With an impressive score of 153 dates, Ananya Kapoor is a bit of an expert on online dating. She has seen them all — the nice guys, the f\*\*kbois, and everything in between. In her vigorous quest for her S.O., she has pretty much exhausted the pool of eligible singles in Delhi.
That is, until a series of ridiculously hilarious events brings her under the same roof as Aadar Chauhan. At the opposite end of the Indian dating spectrum, Aadar is not who she expects him to be. He is progressive, confident, and annoyingly attractive.
Faced with a belief system starkly different from her own, she feels the need to prove herself more desirable than a man like him. And so, one night, she makes a bet with him to see who can find a partner first. Can she beat him to the finish line?
A delightfully told story of romance, friendship, family, and unending banter — with one question looming large: who is destined for a happily ever after, the serial dater or the serial suitor?
Perfect for fans of
Sonali Dev, Sandhya Menon's When Dimple Met Rishi, Helen Hoang's The Bride Test, and anyone who has ever lived through the Indian dating-vs-arranged-marriage debate at a family wedding.
About the author
Radhika Agrawal is an Indian author of contemporary fiction with a sharp ear for the chaos of modern romance and the everyday absurdities of Indian family life. Red Flags and Rishtas is her debut novel.
