The Wedding Tamasha

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“The Wedding Tamasha is a fantastic roller-coaster drama of a quirkyfamily. Enjoyable and well-written with wonderful and flawed characterswho pull you into their world and keep you guessing until the very end.”— Ruchi Singh, bestselling romance author of Jugnu and Hearts & Hots“A promising debut, as colourful as the “wedding tamasha”, filled withfamily drama, spicy dashes of suspense, and authentic characters.”— Devika Fernando, romance author“The Wedding Tamasha has all the exuberant fun peppered with spicydoses of drama of a typical Indian wedding and this makes it anengrossing read till the very last page.”— Sonia Rao, Writer, Editor, NaNoWriMo ML (India)
This book is dedicated to my dad.
Page 2 and 3: THE WEDDING TAMASHASudha Nair
Page 6 and 7: Title PageCopyrightDedicationCHAPTE
Page 8 and 9: CHAPTER ONEShweta froze at the sigh
Page 10 and 11: The café had a seating for about a
Page 12 and 13: CHAPTER TWOMonday was Shweta’s da
Page 14 and 15: ‘Don’t mention it. It was an ir
Page 16 and 17: CHAPTER THREEMax was late again the
Page 18 and 19: 'Yes, Ma. Why did you call?''There
Page 20 and 21: day. I’m going for a walk, and af
Page 22 and 23: ‘I mean it! I gave him a black ey
Page 24 and 25: me. I’m so happy I’m going. Now
Page 26 and 27: The mention of her brother-in-law M
Page 28 and 29: ‘I’ve seen worse criminal acts.
Page 30 and 31: CHAPTER SIXShweta called Raj's apar
Page 32 and 33: ‘He’d never notice because he n
Page 34 and 35: ‘Nothing,’ Shweta said, not wan
Page 36 and 37: CHAPTER EIGHTBiryani soon became a
Page 38 and 39: pulled her in for a brief kiss. And
Page 40 and 41: what you’re talking about, office
Page 42 and 43: Pete flipped open the passport and
Page 44 and 45: CHAPTER TENBy the end of September,
Page 46 and 47: Shweta shredded the lettuce into th
Page 48 and 49: Wiping her hands on a towel, her mo
Page 50 and 51: bloom. The narrow road stretched in
Page 52 and 53: Shweta. The queen of suspense here
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CHAPTER THIRTEENLunch that afternoo
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‘Here.’ Shweta threw her pillow
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Julie had smiled as Shweta went up
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Mohan, her brother-in-law, a cardio
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her eyes.‘Even Keertana and I pla
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CHAPTER FIFTEENShweta hoped her fat
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something small too. It took me a w
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anything until after the wedding an
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away on the same street. But to her
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you have to tell Savitri Auntie abo
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of any cake recipe. That was the Sh
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‘Why are you wasting time now?’
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they liked. They bought the one he
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‘Not today. I’m expecting a cou
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Mohan glanced over and gave her a b
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After setting the dining table, Shw
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CHAPTER TWENTYSimbu landed in Banga
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Her long distance examination of th
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CHAPTER TWENTY-ONEShweta and Neha w
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demonstrate the sort of bouffant he
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‘Back for me?’ she snorted and
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of the dance floor. He turned to he
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CHAPTER TWENTY-THREEBack in her roo
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Max rose to leave after the movie e
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Shweta glared at her mother. That
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single thing I could do. Especially
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As Shweta relaxed beside him, it so
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVEWhile the mehend
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Shweta felt better after she’d do
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CHAPTER TWENTY-SIXShweta tasted a f
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admonishment.Shweta frowned, blinki
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the universe in the jar that her so
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saucers, mimicked Raj. ‘Where the
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She paused right before Neha’s do
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‘Please, Prabhu,’ she pleaded w
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She absolutely couldn’t refuse. N
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outside the exit door. She headed t
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the back, and inquiring about the f
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More than the what, it was how Niru
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Mohan came out of the shower wrappe
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The bride’s procession arrived so
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CHAPTER THIRTY-ONEThe kitchen was b
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leave, either. You know, it could h
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‘Weren’t you expecting me?’ H
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‘How much money did Raj offer you
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CHAPTER THIRTY-THREEShweta stayed i
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bouncer at the entrance gave her a
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Everyone nodded. Neha immediately t
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could probably join you.’ She tur
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Shweta limped, making her way to th
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A shrill whistle sounded suddenly.
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someone. When I told this to Neha,
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CHAPTER THIRTY-SIXPrabhu lay on the
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He paused to catch his breath. Righ
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CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVENHer mother, Sim
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misery—anymore. As far as she was
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whisky but accepted it graciously n
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‘What?’Should she tell Neha?
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where her dad tried to make her smi
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CHAPTER FORTYIt had been weeks sinc
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But she couldn’t wait to catch Ne
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CHAPTER FORTY-ONE‘You look so gau
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The gentleness in his tone caught h
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subject, and Bindu focused on the t
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Savitri held out a box of sweets sh
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CHAPTER FORTY-THREEShweta called Ne
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Niru hadn’t been able to take his
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CHAPTER FORTY-FOURShweta lay lazily
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together. ‘What d’you think?’
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‘I love you,’ he said, his voic
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too,’ she couldn’t help exclaim
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Please, write a review!Reviews are
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThis debut novel is
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ABOUT THE AUTHORSUDHA NAIR lives in
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