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Provoked by Kiranjit Ahluwalia

Provoked

by Kiranjit Ahluwalia

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There was no one she could turn to for help and support. Domestic violence being such a taboo subject for many Asians in Britain, and family honour was at stake for anyone who went outside the family for help. Kiranjit in desperation, ended killing the man who had tortured her for so long, and was sentenced to life imprisonment. This book is her story, and how a group of women got together to petition against the sentence, and ultimately succeeded in helping her.

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much better than the movie, Feb 6, 2009
by Apoorva
The book is better than the movie...usually the case anyways.
Provoked, Oct 8, 2009
by Aarti Chandna
I have not seen the movie and I would rate the book above average. Some of the trials and documentation of trials become lengthy. However, one thing I fail to fathom is that why does Kiran so deperately try to keep such a failed relationship.

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