Laugh-Out-Loud With These 7 Hilarious Comedy Novels By Indian Authors
In times of stress and anxiety, finding solace in the pages of a funny book is therapeutic. Turning your brain off by escaping into the life of another can not only bring peace to your mind but also give you a new perspective on life. If you want to uplift your mood and have a good time, look no further! Here are the top 7 comedy books that will help you forget your worries and have fun!
Best Comedy Novels by Indian Authors?
1) The Unproposed Guy by Bhavik Sarkhedi and Suhana Bhambhani?
Co-authored by Bhavik Sarkhedi and Suhana Bhambhani, the Unproposed Guy, takes us through the journey of Kevin's life. The story begins on the morning of Kevin's wedding day and ends with his ending, jumping back and forth in narration. Telling the quirky tale of an introvert's not-so-happening dating life and repeated rejections, the authors successfully take us through Kevin's comical existential life phase.?
2) Mrs Funnybones by Twinkle Khanna?
Twinkle Khanna's book is like a dose of humour that the doctor recommended. The book talks about stuff Twinkle deals with on an everyday basis elaborating on her relationship with her family. She talks about her work and the troubles of a modern Indian woman, from weird questions from her children to keeping the in-laws happy during festivals. A fun and breezy read that sometimes takes on a sombre note, fasten your seatbelts because this book will take you on a rollercoaster of emotions.?
3) Tongue-in-Cheek by Khyrunnisa A?
Tongue-in-cheeks is a humourous collection of short stories about the daily adventures of a typical Indian. Through these stories, Khyrunnisa A comically depicts her everyday existence life. From experimenting with organic trash-based skincare to dealing with disrespectful visitors at her home the author effortlessly tells the tales of her misadventures with a sharp wit, that will relate with one and all.?
4) The Backbenchers Series by Sidharth Oberoi?
The series takes us back to our awkward teenage years. A hilarious recount of what an average teenager goes through, from heartbreaks to impulse decisions, Oberoi blends sarcasm with heartwarming moments that everyone relates with.?
5) Lights! Wedding! Ludhiana! by Jas Kohli?
Lights! Wedding! Ludhiana! follows the everyday struggles of Kushal Raheja, an easy-going guy trying to live a simple life in the extravagant backdrop of Ludhiana, juxtaposed with his fun-loving wife Reeti who is all about enjoying the luxuries of life. What follows is a family drama filled with humour and clever remarks in every other sentence.?
6)?Dissected by Naveen Kakkar?
The book is a hysterical description of the life of Indian medical students. Through a narrative filled with snark and sarcasm, Kakkar takes us through the college journey of budding doctors, from their unrequited love to their lab shenanigans. A witty but realistic depiction of what it takes to pursue a career in medicine, the book is a must-read.?
7)?Hostelitis: Surviving Hostel Life by Srinivasa Addepalli
Inspired by Addepalli's college experiences, the novel cheekily captures the chaos of hostel life. Depicting career aspirations, friendship and adventure of campus life the narrative explores the trials and triumphs of young adults in a fun and light-hearted manner.? ??
The witty narrative and relatable protagonists are what makes all these funny novels so great. Although each writer has a different take on humour the common thing between all these books is the addictiveness, once you begin reading, all of these books are next-to-impossible to put down!
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