When Dimple Met Rishi is a young adult romantic comedy. How does the story fit into already existing genre? Does it offer anything new?

How does the experience of being Indian American differ for Dimple and Rishi? What factors contribute to their different experiences? Consider socioeconomic status, gender, family dynamics, and so on.

Whereas Rishi is a traditionalist, Dimple is determined to carve her own path, especially when it comes to arranged marriage. How do their perspectives change over the course of the book? What do they teach each other?