10 Best Books Written by Indian Women That Everyone Should Read

The way football is a religion to Texans, cricket is to all Indians. One of the more lighthearted books on this list, Anuja Chauhan's Zoya Factor is the story of Zoya Singh Solanki. Born the historic day India won the World Cup in 1983, the team finds that they win a match every time she has breakfast with the team. Taken on as an honorary team member for India's tenth ICC World Cup tour, the entire country of India places its hopes on the advertising executive's shoulders—including the team's (very) cute captain—see for yourself in the Bollywood movie the book was recently turned in to, featuring India's favorite fashionista Sonam Kapoor.