The amount of craziness this book holds, can't be described in the words.
It's my journey as a writer.
It holds :
* TS (Three shots) of Sabherwal twins
* OS (One shots) of ShaKhi and even K-EEMA { Kitty x Reema }
* It Also includes random memes wh...
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With Anokhi and Shaurya horizontal and locking lips. As Anokhi's brother Pawan Bhalla comes dangerously close to catching her in a very compromising position, Anokhi's father Ramesh Bhalla arrives home, too, and elevates her panic.
Luckily, both her brother and father have the peripheral vision of naked mole rats and fail to see Anokhi and Shaurya behind their family's vertically challenged garden fence.
When the coast is clear, Anokhi sighs in relief, but in the process she accidentally headbutts Shaurya in the forehead, knocking the poor workaholic chaebol unconscious.
Next we see him, he's complaining about Anokhi's hardheadedness as he hands her their official relationship contract. She balks at the penalty fee and objects to the unfair conditions, but he threatens to sue her if she doesn't comply.
Unwilling to instigate a lawsuit that will out her as Shaurya's employee, Anokhi signs the dotted line.
Once the documents are signed, sealed, and delivered, Shaurya forces her to sit through a PowerPoint presentation of his life's greatest hits. Cue a series of obvious green screen scenes that are as gloriously cheesy as his cliched perfection. But his dossier isn't the only things she has to memorize; he's also upgraded her pedigree in order to optimize her chances of earning Grandpa's approval.
Anokhi is a bit of a method actor, becoming so absorbed in her new role as Nikky Bhalla that she reacts to the name when she hears it called out on television.
Shaurya , however, is unimpressed by her ability to memorize facts. He expects her to demonstrate a more advanced understanding of their backstory, being able to draw conclusions from the information and apply it to real-world situations.
Case in point, she should know to reject a dinner invitation from Grandpa if it falls on their anniversary date.
For all his talk, though, Shaurya is equally unprepared to answer Anokhi's counter-question: what was I wearing when we first met? If they're going to make Grandpa believe their love story is real, Anokhi argues, then he should be able to remember the smallest of details pertaining to their fateful first encounter in the rain, which Anokhi recalls in dreamy black-and-white detail.
It's very Casablanca-esque, capturing both the hokeyness of old timey movies and the absolute romanticism of Anokhi's imagination.
But, of course, a prehistoric bird like Shaurya would find a fault. He says he hates the rain and suggests they change their fake anniversary date to a day when it wasn't raining in order to make their story more believable.
Dealing with Shaurya's personality must have - understandably - worn Anokhi out because she falls asleep during the car ride home. As she lists to the side, Shaurya catches her head in his palm, but before the moment has a chance to turn romantic, Anokhi stirs slightly.
Shaurya panic-hurls her noggin in the opposite direction like it's a softball on fire, and - Whack! - her cranium hits the window.
At work, Anokhi's team finds themselves scrambling for a new chef to promote their latest product line, and Anokhi's team director Babli looks meaningfully at Anokhi and suggests Ahir.
