FORCED TO MARRY HIM by DAVINDER KAUR

 

•Marriage is considered an institution, and as society progressed, people have options. However, before this change in the Indian system, arranged marriage was interchangeable with child marriage. Let us witness this through the eyes of DAVINDER KAUR’s FORCED TO MARRY HIM. The title and content are well-suited to the cover page. 

•The Author used to read about romances. She always used to imagine about her love life when she was young as same as the young girls use to dream about their romantic love stories. But she is afraid of dreaming because of her parents as they were the followers of Indian tradition. Author's marriage was fixed at the age of fourteen and was to take place at the age of eighteen. She became too mired in mental conflict and misery after few weeks. She couldn’t decide whether she should accept the chaos or jeopardize her family’s dignity by leaving it all behind. 

•Both of these possibilities were quite crucial to her. Her mother was overly influenced by the Indian system, but the author grew up in a western environment in Bradford. It was difficult for her to comprehend the system she witnessed after her adolescence. So, she devised a strategy to save herself from the mess. Throughout the book, she reveals how the people who were supposed to aid her were the most deceitful and lied to her. The author intended to give voice to individuals who are trapped in this sort of chaos through her work.

•Learn how she opted to handle the situation and how she dealt with it. Author was in dark place but she wants to share her story. So, read this amazing and dreamy story of author's.

•The author has produced an amazing book since readers will have the strength to oppose injustice after reading it. Girls are bound to someone and it causes havoc in their lives as the injustice that their families inflict on them at a young age. The author has made everything quite plain, which is beneficial to those unfamiliar with these sorts of situations. She battled and fought for the rights of herself