Confessions of an Indian bridezilla [on hold]

Confessions of an Indian bridezilla [on hold]

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Romance
Samaira Arora was a bold, smart, witty and beautiful woman. She had the world at her feet. She was successful and considered one of the best in her field. Navjot Singh Dhall was a proper Punjabi boy. He was drool worthy, had a healthy sense of humour and was loved by every woman between the ages of sixteen to sixty. When they are told they have been set up with each other in an old fashioned arranged marriage you'll get to see how old and new meet, how bold and beautiful come together in holy matrimony. And more importantly you are invited to the wedding of the year.
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