ISBN 9780143455097
Rs. 480
Penguin Books
Boys Don't Cry
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction and crime dramas
When Maneka Pataudi is arrested as the prime suspect in her ex-husband's murder, she unveils a disturbing account of marital abuse and neglect. But as her confession unfolds, the lines blur: is she a victim recounting her truth, or a calculated perpetrator? Inspired by a true story, this novel delves into the complexities behind the closed doors of a modern Indian marriage, where love and violence intertwine.Why You Should Read? Explore a compelling narrative questioning truth and perception in a murder investigation. Gain insight into the harrowing realities of marital abuse within contemporary Indian society. Experience a gripping, psychologically layered story inspired by real-life events. Witness a courageous portrayal of women's choices and resilience in challenging circumstances.
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- Inspired by a true story
- Explores marital abuse and neglect
- Questions truth and perception in a murder investigation
- Set in contemporary Indian society
- Psychologically layered narrative
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Is this book based on a real event?
Yes, the novel is inspired by a true story, though it is a work of fiction.
What is the main plot?
Maneka Pataudi is arrested for her ex-husband's murder and gives a confession that reveals a history of abuse, leaving readers to question her guilt.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores marital abuse, the nature of truth, and the complexities of a modern Indian marriage.
Who would enjoy this book?
Readers who like character-driven stories with psychological depth and social commentary.