Book review

Books that make me Angry

Books that make us go

When Dimple Met Rishi

One of my most unpopular opinionated books.

When Dimple Met Rishi is supposedly a great YA Desi romance book according to many of my trusted friends. But I didn’t dig it. At. All.

There were many problems I faces with this one , but I’m just gonna point out some important points and be done with it cz there’s gonna be a looot of unpopular opinion on this post.

  • Rishi is a spineless creature who’s character is the combo of many late 2000’s movies romcom heroines. Yes , Dimple was screwed by her parents but it didn’t mean Rishi had to take shit .
  • South Indian rep

I have a feeling I’m gonna die on this hill. Books that say “Indian or Desi” never seem to mind there is a South part to India. And the logic ignorers seem to ignore south Indians are the most to settle down abroad than north Indians. But we never seem to have a rep no matter how much authors have “supposedly” south Indian names.

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You guys might remember the only rant post in my blog (for a bookreview) . The MG low fantasy which made me swear off MG fantasy for at least a few months.

This post doesn’t includes my DNF books/ARC since I didn’t read them. I’m usually the kinda person who settles down with a two star and not a review for a trashy book. I don’t criticise much if the book doesn’t work for me but has the scope to work for other people. But these are the highly Unrecommended books .

Anyway , linking back to the creator of this prompt . The one and only amazing and artistic Charvi @ Not just fiction for giving me a chance to rant.

I’ve got my banner inspiration from her too cz she’s awesome and this is her prompt!

This post is a part of Bookending summer which I intend to participate with atleast 3-4 posts.

Which books made you guys hotheaded with anger?? Spill the tea people!!! Are you participating in Bookending Summer ? What do you think of my unpopular opinioned books? Let’s talk!!!

Happy living

19 thoughts on “Books that make me Angry”

  1. Great list!

    And yeah for me it would be Dimple and Rishi, I read it a while back and I remember reading the blurb, and thinking “wow, a woman in computer science, yay!”, but that takes up such a small portion of the book and I was left feeling disappointed 😦

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    1. Thanks for reading my post Kathryn! Yes , the blurb said everything was about her achieving but the book didn’t cover that at all.

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  2. I don’t think I’ve had many that really made me hot headed. I’ve definitely had some where I’ve just been like “what?!” But I think the closest I’ve come is “A conversation with a Cat”. That was totally not the fantasy I was expecting and all about a guy high off his mind who thought his cat could talk to him and that all cats shared a common memory throughout time 🤨

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  3. Ah I really enjoyed When Dimple Met Rishi but I also get why you didn’t and I’m sorry you didn’t ❤ For me it's probs Paper Towns by John Green like I could quite happily rant about that one for a good 1k words or more.

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  4. I haven’t read or planning to read paper towns so no issue😂. I get why people love dimple met rishi , and the main cause I don’t is the place I’ve grown up. Thanks for reading and being cool on my unpopular opinion Clo!

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  5. I’ve never read When Dimple Met Rishi but I never felt the desire to. Given this whole “arranged marriage” thing her parents are practically forcing upon her. I KNOW not ALLLLLL Indian parents do that but idk it just gives me an unsettling feeling.

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    1. Actually, it is a pretty common practice where I come from Danielle. But it’s not this awful as they say it is . It’s just a part of our culture we have to go through. But making it a trope to create love is not nice. Thanks for reading my post Danielle!

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  6. Great post, Dany and I am sorry to hear about your experience with When Dimple Met Rishi. I have a number of friends from South India, and I’ve heard a lot about their experiences in the American disapora (like all the Indian restaurants are North Indian dishes). I hope there comes a book that represents South India well for you to read!

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