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The Wedding Wallah

The Marriage Bureau for Rich People seriesNext:Mrs Ali's Road to Happiness(2012) →

Mr Ali's flourishing marriage bureau seems to have chalked up another success when his niece Pari receives a surprise proposal from a rich, handsome aristocrat. But why is the boy's family so keen to get him married to Pari - an orphan, a widow, and now a single mother?

Genre
romance
Setting
2010sIndia
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 335 pages

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