This book was a great representation of Indian culture in America. I’m not much into books that might fall into the category of “romantic summer reads,” but there are always exceptions and I kept hearing how cute this book was, and I was drawn by the diversity and very intrigued by the arranged marriage plot line. I really wanted to enjoy it more than I did, especially since the hype gave me high expectations, but a part of me knew I was taking a chance when I picked it up. This book was very cute, and there was a whole lot of good stuff going on in it, but unfortunately it wasn’t my kind of book. And if it is, then I’m definitely not the right girl for you.” Marriage, following your parents’ wishes, all of that.

“I thought that was the whole point for you. “What are you asking? Why would I want to go out with you if it doesn’t involve marriage as the end result?”ĭimple was grateful for the misty darkness.

When an arranged marriage and a competition brings them together, things don’t go as expected for either of them. Rishi Patel is a romantic who values tradition and seeks to honor his parents. Summary: Dimple Shah’s dream is to break out of her parents’ mold, go to Stanford and become a web developer. When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon /★★★☆☆

When dimple met rishi review