“Her father must have sifted through hundreds of marriage résumés to narrow the field down to these ten names. Ten men he thought would make her happy and treat her with kindness and respect, unlike Jonas and all the men she'd dated before him. Layla had always considered herself a modern desi woman. She was as comfortable in a sari as she was in jeans and enjoyed hamburgers and potato chips as much as dal and curry. Her life revolved around Western friends and a large and extended family of immigrants from Northern India and Pakistan who had brought their culture and beliefs with them- one of which was the benefit of arranged marriage over the Western concept of love. Despite Dev's wonderful relationship with Rhea and the success of her parents' union, Layla had never been interested in having an arranged marriage. Even after a string of failed relationships and heartbreak, she had always believed in true love. Her soul mate was out there waiting for her. All she had to do was open her eyes.” True LoveSoul MateArranged MarriagesIndian Woman Book:The Marriage Game Source: The Marriage Game
“I prefer people to consider me by who I am and what I do and not by how I look!” LooksPoetFemaleWomanhoodWoman QuotesIndian AuthorsWoman S StrengthIndian QuoteIndian PoetGayathriIndian WomanWoman S Character Feminism Author:Gayathri Jayakumar