
BOOK – My Best Friend’s Son’s Wedding
AUTHOR – Zarren Khan
PUBLISHER – HarperCollins
GENRE – Fiction
PAGES – 253
REVIEW – Don’t we all get excited when the topic of someone’s wedding comes up and if the person in the frame is our best friend we go crazy. Why we won’t, it’s our bestie’s wedding, after all, we all have so many plans like what we will wear in which event, how we will pose for the snapshots and the songs on which we will perform and whatnot.
Now, what if I tell you that you have to plan not only for your best friend’s wedding but for your best friend’s son’s wedding also?
Sounds super crazy?
Well, that’s exactly happened with Kriti Vasani or our narrator Kittu.
‘My Best Friend’s son’s wedding’ is the story of Kittu’s best friend, forty-two years old Mrinal Sood aka Minty, the widow of Sunny Sood, daughter-in-law of Soods- Soods of hospitality, a known face in Delhi’s elite society. Everything was going smoothly in her high profile life till the day her 22-year-old son decided to get married.
And as if this was not enough, Minty got a marriage proposal from Puneet Bhalla(with whom she runs a shelter home) and guess what, she accepted it.
Now Minty has to switch gears from being a bride-to-be to mother-in-law-to-be.
All this sounds weird but but but the story does not end here, it has more craziness to witness.
Our narrator kittu has done a terrific job, she has narrated her best friend’s story in a very juicy and spicy way which will make you go roll on the floor with laughter.
All the characters are well sketched but Kittu becomes my favourite, the way she cared for Minty and helped her in taking all the important decisions, she stood with Minty in her thick and thin. And other than her, all characters are relatable.
The story no doubts is an entertaining one and will keep you hooked but the climax disappointed me. I think the author was in some hurry to end the book as the story takes too many jumps in the end.
Overall, this one time read narrated in a very juicy manner way by Kittu will surely entertain you.
I give this book a 3.5⭐








