I received this book yesterday and read it completely in a single setting. I found it really interesting and absolutely pertinent to typical middle class Hindu families from Nepal and India. This book has raised some genuine concern about flaws on arranged marriages. Parents and prospective grooms should consider female psychology and associated pains that a female is going through. Having said that, I can not give a clean cheat to Kusha-a bride can not escape from shouldering some basic responsibilities. As pointed by DadaGiri, it seems to me that Kusha did not do enough homework to make sure that Sanji really loves her or what is preventing him to conceal his love. Her one-sided love not only made herself to suffer immensely but also made Ravikant to suffer unnecessarily due to her past. I think he is just the victim of her lack of right decision at right time. While reading it, I had a feeling that Kusha is kind of self-centered and conceited female who was overwhelmed by her quest to get her “love” than anything else. She seemed to be least sensitive to her husband, her and his families as well as to Sanji. But that is what the writer has beautifully crafted in his noble and made this valuable and interesting reading. Keep coming good stuff in future too.