Sanjeev the Hindu

Sanjeev was a Hindu Indian that lived in the USA.  He was thirty- three and he had his own secretary.  As for his height, he was slightly taller than Twinkle, but whenever she would wear high heels, she would be taller than him, which he did not like.  He worked in a business office, where he was an engineer.   His temperament and attitude was somewhat like mine. He was quiet, reserved, and did not speak unless he needed to speak.  Was he completely introverted, no, but he was significantly more different than Twinkle.  His attire most likely was a nice shirt, slacks, and a tie.  Sanjeev went to MIT and was a very successful man. At only 33 he was already in line for a vice president job.  His family was from a good background. Then best, no, but he was a very suitable bachelor for any bachelorette.  Sanjeev knew what he wanted to do, and would attempt to do it, that is, unless Twinkle intervened as she did when he tried to throw out the statue when she was taking her bath.  Sanjeev was manipulated by Twinkle and that was not good.  Let’s just say that he needed to grow a backbone.  In marriage, I think that Sanjeev wanted a good little Indian wife that would cook and keep the house clean, the stereotypical “stay at home wife.”  In his life, Sanjeev just wanted to be successful and end up with a wonderful wife.  I also feel as though he wanted to be a good Hindu; whenever he or Twinkle would find the Christian paraphernalia, he would suggest getting rid of. I totally support his view of this.  Twinkle might have been his wife, but she was also a mill stone around his neck.  She pulled him down in his religious views, which in my opinion, is the biggest obstacle.  Sanjeev struggled and in the end of the story when he was in the kitchen next to the champagne and samosas and not the people he struggled with how his wife was.