Just as with the title of the book, the author, Varsha Dixit has maintained her trend of having distinctive titles to the chapters.
I found the chapter titles in this book a little less 'desi' but just as interesting.
And as before, I cannot resist mentioning a few really good ones - Country wants to Know, Hyde Turns Jekyll, Hot Dreams and Cold Beer.

Love the quirkiness of Viraj's character - the fact that he chooses to act all nerdy to look like a 'normal' mad scientist, the sparrows that h...

The way Gayatri has been portrayed floors you, all the more if you’ve read the previous books. She inspires you and makes you want to know more about her. It makes you wish that she doesn’t have to go through the ups and downs of life that she does, some really harsh and some that give you goosebumps.

Viraj is eccentric. And Varsha has shown this amazingly! His conversations with his ‘audience’ of everyday is amusing, to say the least. The characters, of course, are dealing with their own de...

The cover is BEAUTIFUL. The silver hearts, the chocochip cup cake, the champagne glasses and the background, all seem to reflect the emotions of the book. The plot is simple, but there is a love triangle. The characters been beautifully built (this is the same for all the books in the trilogy) and even the protagonists of the previous two books have a role to play in the story. I loved the way Gayatri and Viraj keep sparring and how Viraj feels he has to keep pretending.

The language used is...

Varsha Dixit's latest novel is a mixture of friendship, romance, family, bravery and betrayal. The plot is so well established and the sub plots are well organised right from the inception of the the story without any lag till the end. The characters are neatly portrayed and stays in our hearts. The pun intended witty speeches, the mind voices of different persons are really a treat for the readers which comes as a surprise.Although there are predictions which become true the readers doesn't ...

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Love is like a perspective that one has towards the other, no matter what the visual is. Irrespective of how the other half is, there are sometime ulterior motives that need to be achieved in the disguise of love and belonging, but not everyone has the power to see through that.

The book Rightfully Wrong Wrongfully Right is about the story of two individuals, Gayatri and Viraj, not completely opposite of each...

The book is simply superb I loved reading it

Loved it

According to the blurb the characters of the earlier two books Right Fit Wrong Shoe and Wrong Means Right End make a comeback in Varsha Dixit’s Rightfully Wrong Wrongfully Right. But this book is not meant to be sequel to any of the earlier books.


This is the story of a mad scientist Viraj who is a nerd and Gayatri who is a spoilt brat. Gayatri steals Viraj’s copyrighted designs and his heart too. They sleep around in mills & boons way and the story ends happily.

Honestly I totally dislike...

To all those who loved Varsha's other book, this was a treat. We got to read all those characters again. Funny and exciting, this book leaves you breathless with the steamy romance too. Unlike the other two books, the main characters had a darker side and yet, hearts of gold. Don't want to leave spoilers but I just want to say that this book will not disappoint Varsha's fans. :) Happy reading!