Shweta Singh

Plays of Women in Love: Marriage Mirage (Plays of Women in Love, Work And Relationships, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Munni is in love with a married guy and engaged to be married, Maggie is carrying unresolved issues with her Ex. Mangala is in a committed marriage but has many men... helpers. the women are all in love though and like each other. No judgements just crazy life styles. but then think again.

Think Mohalla or the small town lanes of Indian middle class and the auntyji, is she the sweetest thing ever? …Well, meet Mangala. and think again. Down to earth, husband controlling, mother in law pleasing and yet savvy Mangala who teaches the CEO Maggie and the call center Munni a thing or two about misplaced commitments. Marriage Mirage is a comedy - an Indianized farce of Indianish modern sensibilities. It is emblematic of the Desi identity of women of the South Asian communities.Spunky Jazzy women - with the Thirty something Munni, Forty something Mangala, and Fifty something Maggie - three generations in love with the same man…obessions in love and relationships are a product of our times and our circumstances.It will make you smile and agree with - at least one of the force of nature Womens - Mangala, Munni, or Maggie.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Think Women Company
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Juli 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781953428202
• Artikelnr.: 61981041

Autorenporträt

Shweta Singh works as an Associate Professor in the school of Social Work and Women and Gender Studies Program at Loyola University Chicago. She is the founder of Think Women Company located in Chicago. She is also a coach and hosts a podcast working like women. She brings the ethos of the Indian Subcontinent, post-structural feminism, Hindu spirituality, and poverty consciousness, and innate dignity and cheer of women and practice of womanhood to all her fictional characters. 'Identities of women' is her award-winning theory that informs all her writing, research, advocacy, entrepreneurship, and media work.