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‘A joyful story’ Good Housekeeping 

 For all outward appearances, Nina is the perfect Indian daughter. But underneath, she feels like a fraud.

In one day, she caught her secret (white) boyfriend having an affair, she walked out of her lucrative career as a lawyer to become an artist, and to cap it all off, a disturbing encounter with a spiritual guru has her questioning her faith.

Unable to face shattering her parents’ ambitions of the perfect arranged marriage, she finally agrees to be matched.

But as she dons a suit and pretends to go to work every day, the lies are beginning to stack up. Surely something’s got to give?

Praise for Preethi Nair:

‘Packs a powerful punch’ Guardian

‘A genuinely moving novel’ Daily Express

‘A carefully woven tale that’s exceedingly good’ Company

‘A little gem of fiction’ New Woman

The Colour of Love, By Preethi Nair, Read by Rameet Rauli

‘Dynamite’ Bookseller

‘A witty, evocative read that’ll keep you gripped’ Company 

 Evita Vishavan is stuck in a 9 to 5 job and going nowhere fast.

Raised in London to fulfil her parents’ dreams of respectability, Evita yearns for something more.

Risking it all, and abandoning her career and life in London, her journey takes her back to her roots in Kerala where she discovers that perhaps what she’s wanted all along, is a little closer to home.

What might happen if she dares live her dream?

‘A witty, evocative read that’ll keep you gripped’ Company

Praise for Preethi Nair:

‘Packs a powerful punch’ Guardian

‘A genuinely moving novel’ Daily Express

‘Joyful’ Good Housekeeping

Gypsy Masala, By Preethi Nair, Read by Nicole Arumugam, Sagar Arya and Rameet Rauli

‘Packs a powerful punch in this book about family, forgiveness and the power of truth.’ Guardian 

 ‘I cannot easily put into words why I told my children their father had died. What was I supposed to tell them? The truth? ‘’Monu, Mol, your father has had enough of responsibility, he has another family, he’s gone, left us.’’ Maybe there are one hundred shades for explaining truth, a spectrum from light to dark, depending on the vulnerability of those who have to hear it. Things are not always clear cut, they are not either black or white, life just isn’t like that.’

Nalini and her two young children are transplanted from luxury in India to the bewildering confusion of London, only to be abandoned by her negligent husband. At first survival is a struggle, but Nalini turns to what she does best: cooking. Her mouthwatering pickles bring financial stability and domestic happiness, as well as affecting everyone who tastes them.

Everyone, that is, except for her daughter, Maya. Maya loves fish fingers, burgers and chips. She’s not interested in her history

One Hundred Shades of White, By Preethi Nair, Read by Nicole Arumugam and Rameet Rauli

This week’s episode begins with a rare emotional Kev giving a heartfelt (FORTY MINUTE!!!) breakdown of the Carabao Cup Final, followed by reviews of Invincible S3 (00:49:35), Red Bull Culture Clash (00:56:19), Playboi Carti - I AM MUSIC (01:00:23) & Ballet Black (01:13:37).

The topic section covers a conversation about the term ‘Industry plant’ (01:17:03), Big U’s rico case (01:20:41) plus an update on Jay Z’s lawsuit as well as the UMG x Drake case (01:23:19).
This week’s ‘What’s Your Five?’ Segment is dedicated the boys’ 5 Favourite Aura Farmers (01:25:43).
The Rapid Topics (01:41:29) segment covers The BBL Bracket, Filthy Fellas Vs From My Left,
Ted Lasso S4 being announced, the Snowfall spin off & the Black Mirror/You Season 5 Trailer.

Plus catch the weekly ‘Put ons’ segment (01:50:14).

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