The bitter pill social club
✍ Scribed by Rohan Dahiya
- Publisher
- Bloomsbury Publishing
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 180 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- New Delhi Bloomsbury Ann Arbor
- ISBN
- 9387457907
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
✦ Synopsis
You know exactly who they are. The ones who walk right past club lines, who walk into rooms and make you swoon. You've felt their Gucci-anointed aura in a city paved with mildly good intentions and cocaine lines. It's a familiar cast: the centre of attention, the shameless flirt, the loudmouth, the narcissistic writer. It's a familiar setting: a city of smooth talkers, armchair activists, and the rich brats of Instagram wrapped up in cigarette smoke. A place to talk pop spirituality and purple prose in connoisseur-only jazz clubs.
Now watch them without an audience.
The Bitter Pill Social Club takes a look at the lives of the Kochhar family, who find themselves drifting apart in the city of gins and fake friends, wrapped in cigarette smoke. As one of their own gears up to tie the knot, three siblings come home to the neurotic parents who raised them. Meanwhile the parents face the family patriarch's constant judgment. Divorce, disappointment, and disasters ensue...
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