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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalIn Western countries, you love someone and someone loves you – that’s all that matters. Then you are free to marry.
In Arab countries, you love someone and someone loves you. Then you are dead.
In India, you love someone and someone loves you*.
* Conditions apply:
Both families should accept your love.
Natives should accept your love.
Friends should accept your love.
Neighbours should accept your love.
The neighbour’s dog, cattle, their family, their natives and native’s dog, cattle and so on should accept your love.
If everyone accepts then you can marry. Hello! What about caste? Now the main issue is that, if you want a love marriage, then find a lover from your own caste.
The solution then is: Marry wherever and with whoever your parents want or
ELOPE…!
Vikas J. Bhatti
Vikas Jagvir Bhatti’s debut book is ‘Your tears are my problem…They never fell for me’ (2015).
Vikas is one of the youngest authors in the Indian fiction genre and his writing is replete with sentiment and dark humour scenes. He picks up stories from ground, from real life incidents. He writes books in both Hindi and English languages.
Vikas is computer engineer from the Hindustan Institute of Technology and Management (HITM) Ambala, Haryana. Apart from reading books, he has a keen interest in sketching, photo editing, music and outdoor sports.
Know more about Vikas by visiting www.facebook.com/psyco.bhatti or mailing him at vikasbhatti195@gmail.com
