Anchal Gupta, the sunshine and midnight rain coded girl.
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"No, no, it's okay," It's not.
"We're brown girls, we're not allowed to talk to strangers, but we must marry them."
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Varshith Kashyap, the burdened perfectionist.
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"I must simply mauja hi mauja through it."
"Don't talk to me. I've Mommy issues."
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Anjoli Sen, the Bengali shortie who dared to dream higher.
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"Bengali girls are underrated fr."
"In brown culture, we're called churail for opening our hairs."
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No, Maybe, Yes?
HumorDelhi or Dilli-bustling streets, endless chai tapris, and a city where dreams are both made and broken. In this chaos, Anchal is focused on her career, dodging her parents' shaadi ki baatein, while Varshith, a perfectionist set to inherit his father...
