Being the only bachelor amongst my married friends and colleagues, I was often asked why haven’t I got married.
Any number of reasons won’t satisfy their curiosity. There was only one friend who really lauded my decision of not having got married. He craved for his single status once again.
Ironically, he had a love marriage but the wedded bliss soon got over and he accepted that now he was a dutiful family man and a husband and that too a harried one at that.
His experience had made him a kind of a philosopher who had developed a set of rules and philosophy as to how to navigate the choppy seas of marriage.
This book My Harried Married Friend- Tips to Navigate through Marriage is a compilation of his insights, unwritten rules, wisdom and wise-cracks supplemented with a dash of funny and famous quips on married life, and garnished with a fair sprinkling of humor.
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Dheeraj Mohan
Dheeraj Mohan is a Media and Entertainment professional,author and playwright, settled in Mumbai.
A wanderer at heart and seeker in spirit, in the course of his professional journey, he has written and directed couple of TV serials,music videos and written feature and TV films.
He has worn many a hat and handled jobs as a senior research editor with a news channel, film reviewer, program producer, creative consultant, creative director, script consultant,song writer,and content translator.
He has also been an Ex Advisory Panel Member of Central Board of Film Certification(CBFC).
Books authored by him cut across the genres, and consist of a unique take on nationwide lockdown during corona pandemic titled LOCKDOWN: A Lowdown on Locking & Unlocking, two unusual collection of short stories titled A Short of Hundred and A Twist in Twenties, a whacko look at Bollywood upheaval Is Bollywood All Balls, a grateful take on gratitude Good Morning Gratitude, and an inspiring and uplifting collection of poetry titled Glows of Rainbows.
His poetry and essays have also featured in various anthologies in Hindi and English.
