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BlueRose presents ‘Get Ready My Love’ by Narmadha Kamalakannan

Do successful marriage exists?
Is your book a key to successful marriage? , as we asked Narmadha Kamalakannan. The author gave a witty smile and
asked us back: “Do you really think there is a ‘successful picture perfect’ marriage?” She followed with another
question “Or is it all about enjoying the imperfections together and accepting the dissimilarities to love the
person for who they are?”
Her questions made us to take a deeper look at the topic than what catches the eye. We were deeply engrossed
into listening as the author continued, “My first book ‘GET READY LADY’ is a motivational book for women joining
back to work after a break. And when I was conducting book talks and met my readers, most of them had a common
view that however determined they were, more often than not it was their better half’s support that can make or
break their journey. The better halves had their side of the story too. These feedbacks led to my curiosity to take a
deeper look at marriage.  With focused discussions with over 300 couples, I could see the two independent
characters knotted via marriage are emotionally, physically and mentally dependant on each other to have a happy
long sail. Finally the happiness was never an individual success. It was all about enjoying the perfect partnership
between two imperfect souls. My book is an attempt to reflect the cuteness that exists in each couple but mostly
goes unnoticed and not nurtured enough. So, are you still looking for the key to successful marriage? “, she winked
repeating our question.

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