The Great Indian Dilemma Quotes

“How difficult it must be to leave a place called home, along with all the bitter sweet memories attached, for someone special and later on visit the same place as a guest.”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“Marriage is a marriage- love or arranged. Both require the same level of commitment.”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“We gradually accepted each other with our strengths and weaknesses. And now, I think, we have started to enjoy our differences more”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“Do couples in arranged marriage actually fall in love ; or is it mere compatibility ?”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“But how can she get married to a stranger? Just because his resume checked on all the materialistic criteria, it cannot demand the commitment of a lifetime.”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“In this case the time is not so important for me, the person asking for commitment is.”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“Life will sometimes, test your emotions.”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“Nostalgia, she knew, has the power to make you smile and also to make you cry.”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“In spite of minor hassles, life was good.”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“Marriage is not a sales deal and you don't have to close it as fast as you can.”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma

“It is said that there is never a girl born who ever grew older than eighteen in her heart. The shroud that covers this free spirit is woven by the complex threads of society.”
― Swati Kumar, The Great Indian Dilemma