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In Clandestine Desires of a Married Man, the author invites readers into a sharply observed, satirical world where the private longings of a middle-aged man collide with the social choreography of marriage, masculinity, and middle-class respectability. These stories are not confessions—they are provocations. With wit as dry as a winter martini and prose that dances between the absurd and the poignant, the book unravels the quiet rebellions and comic hypocrisies that simmer beneath the surface of domestic life.

Each tale is a mirror held up to the rituals of Indian marriage, refracted through the lens of a man who is both participant and skeptic. Whether he's navigating the moral maze of fidelity, the performative weight of tradition, or the comic desperation of desire, the protagonist becomes a vessel for exploring deeper truths about gender, loneliness, and cultural performance. This is satire with soul—irreverent, intimate, and unafraid to laugh at the very things we hold sacred.