Dance To My Tunes:

Dance to my tunes is written by Tanvi Sinha and it comprises of 18 short stories. Stories that are pragmatic in expressing the ordeal women faces in our male dominant society. The stories revolve around how convoluted the lives of women are balancing between responsibility social stigma. While the stories will restore your belief in happy ending and a few will leave you pondering on this social imbalance and the price and amount of sacrifice a lady puts in for mere existence and survival. I have read a few reviews recommending every woman to read it, I would rather suggest every man should read this book for a better understanding of the injustice and they can be a bit diligent in their approach. The best thing about this book is that the stories features women from all works of life and they are the sole driving factors of the story. Few protagonists defying the fallacy of being week and dependent while few breaking the invisible barriers of society. These stories tell about the social exploitation body shaming domestic violence stigma discrimination. Sometimes even women telling other women that it cannot be done. The story also tells us about the invisible chain and prison society builds around women to contain them and to diminish their spirit. The stories successfully portraits the vivid emotions raw and brutal.

Tanvi has written about things that are taboo and generally brushed aside. Her story telling is acrid and makes us introspect whether we are tyrant or just another human being. Tanvi’s past blogging experience can easily recon with this quintennial work with Dance To my tunes.

A good read!

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