When Dimple Met Rishi

Why does Dimple believe that she is a disappointment to her mother in the novel, When Dimple Met Rishi?

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Mamma constantly pressures Dimple to wear more make-up, and to dress more femininely. Her mother wants her to find an “I.H.H. . . . Ideal Indian Husband” and have children (2). She is part of the set-up between Dimple and Rishi, though acts oblivious when Dimple calls her upset. Since Dimple and her mother are always at odds, Dimple thinks that she is a disappointment to her mother.

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