It is not your heart beating fast when you look at him or constantly wanting to be with the other person. Although I'd got a copy in a steal deal a while ago, I only picked it up now, when I realized I was yet to embark on my India Challenge for this year. So I have seen Twinkle Khanna on certain talk shows and at times it felt like she had no filter and I found her pretty funny.

Twinkle Khanna ma'am has beautifully portrayed the facts of life by comparing to her own in an amazingly funny way. There isn’t anything striking that stays with the reader throughout, except perhaps her witty advice when it comes to marriage and in-laws. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. I don't think my opinion would have differed at all if I had dived into the book before reading the oh-so-good and oh-so-funny reviews about it.

Twinkle Khanna matches her tv show persona in her book with tongue in cheek remarks and colourful opinions. I could ask my mother-in-law if she has seen the baby, but she may just tell me that I need to fast on alternate Mondays, and God will deliver the baby back to me . i googled authors she mentions, recommendations for books and watched an excellent film i had never heard about while waiting for Mrs.

She describes the way her life revolves around man of the house, prodigal son, little one and her mothers. She tackles everyday situations – from school drop-offs to dealing with tech-challenged parents – with a side-splitting hilarity that makes you wonder why you never thought of these things before.

She dips in and out of intimacy with effortless ease, telling you as much as she wants to and sometimes telling you too much. Twinkle Khanna seems like an absolutely Word-wise, quite frank and impish personality which is reflected in her extremely satirical Mrs Funnybones! The book's format – a collection of essays – makes it perfect for those bite-sized reading sessions. However, there is such a thing as too much self-degrading humour and after a point the words become repetitive and predictive.