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Almost Single: A Reflection Of Contemporary Indian Women
“I
live
in
the
moment,
its
hard
for
me
to
enunciate
a
dream
as
such,
I
take
it
as
it
comes
and
I
try
and
stay
positive
about
whatever
life
has
to
offer.
I
am
a
rather
content
person
and
I
don't
have
too
many
demands
of
life
or
people.
Before
you
think
that's
too
idealistic
a
statement
–
I
must
also
add
that
limiting
my
demands
is
most
certainly
a
conscious
decision
and
I
strive
towards
that
every
day."
A good work of literature always reflected the contemporary society around it. There will be a wide applause for such novels at the time of publication and the times to follow. Upcoming Indian English writer, Advaita Kala"s Almost Single is one such work that has received wide readership ever since its release.
There
is
anew
phase
of
women"s
movement
is
happening
among
the
young,
educated,
expatriate
and
self
sufficient
Indian
women.
They
do
love
to
enjoy
the
pleasures
that
contemporary
life
and
lifestyle
offer
to
them.
They
are
not
ready
to
rush
into
the
wedlock
just
like
their
predecessors.
They
do
enjoy
the
company
of
their
girlfriends,
get
into
occasional
fancies
and
becomes
successful
in
their
careers.
Now, it is Indian society and age is catching up for these successful youngsters. There is stress around them to enter into an arranged marriage and be a traditional Indian woman. However, who cares, since they are in post-feminist age. They are all set to find their own man. Yes, if you are one such free willed woman, Almost Single is your story.
The novel mainly concentrates on Indian women in cities through the characterization of Aisha Bhatia and her friends. Youngsters like Aisha Bhatia are not tragic figures only because they are single. However at times they fear like Aisha that they might be missing out on the nuances of ancient culture in the desire to become a liberated Indian woman. All these fears, aspirations, dreams, stress and lifestyle are universal in any Indian city on these days.
Almost Single has sold 10,000 copies in the first four months and is now in its fourth printing, a huge success by the standards of English-language fiction in India. Many readers found it as reading their own lives through pages. There is a great anticipation for Advaita Kala"s next work to be released. Let us wait to see what this gifted writer has in store for us.
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