Get ready for some Satin, Sass, and Stitching Wars!
I had fun reading The Lehenga Games by Sukriti.
This was my second book by the author and once again, she didn’t disappoint.
Set in the world of bridal fashion, the story takes you on a colourful ride across India with sharp wit, fierce rivalry, and some very real questions under all the glitter.
I read the Kindle version, and it made for a perfect evening binge read.
The story follows Mihika (Mihu), a young designer who doesn’t believe in flashy bridal wear.
She ends up in a high-stakes competition that’s full of chaos, travel, and unexpected bonds.
What I liked most:
-The mix of fashion fun with real struggles.
-Mihu’s sarcasm and sharp mind.
Bodhi’s calm energy and deep thoughts.
-The behind-the-scenes of Indian couture shown honestly.
-The funny yet touching way serious topics were handled.
-The fast-moving plot that made me finish it in one week.
-What made it even more interesting was how it didn’t just stay light.
-The book shares insights into how the fashion industry works, who gets credit, and who actually does the work.
-It made me think, without sounding like a lecture.
-I loved how Mihu grows through the story, not just as a designer but as a person too.
Thus, if you’re looking for a story with fashion drama, banter, and some hidden depth, give this one a shot.
I think you will definitely enjoy it for sure!
I read it on Kindle, and trust me, it was totally worth it.