Battle For Bittora

In the vibrant city of Mumbai, Jinni, a carefree and independent twenty-five-year-old, leads a contented life working in a hip animation studio. However, her world is turned upside down when her bossy grandmother arrives with an unexpected demand. Jinni's grandmother insists that it is her "duty" to abandon her current life and return to their sleepy hometown, Bittora, to contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Initially, Jinni vehemently opposes the idea, pledging not to comply. Yet, before she knows it, she finds herself draped in cotton saris and dowdy blouses, braving the sweltering heat and facing challenges of corruption and scandalous accusations as Sarojini Pande, a candidate from the prestigious Pande dynasty of Pavit Pradesh. As if life weren't complicated enough, her main rival turns out to be Zain Altaf Khan, the ex-royal of Bittora—a frustratingly idealistic yet undeniably alluring individual with whom Jinni shares a complicated history.

Amidst the backdrop of young India, this rollicking tale by author Anuja Chauhan is infused with her trademark blend of wicked humor and sizzling romanticism. Readers are taken on a spirited journey filled with laughter, romance, and the quirks of modern Indian society.

As Jinni navigates the political arena, her story becomes an embodiment of the vibrant energy and complexities of contemporary India. Enlivened by Chauhan's sharp wit and captivating storytelling, this novel captures the essence of a young nation, offering a delightful and entertaining glimpse into the evolving landscape of modern Indian life.