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Every middle-class home is built on dreams — dreams of education, success, and a better life. But too often, those dreams are quietly buried beneath the weight of wrong marriages and social expectations.
Dreams Buried in Wrong Marriage is a raw, eye-opening journey through real stories of ambition destroyed by pressure, love replaced by control, and freedom traded for approval. From daughters forced to give up their studies to sons trapped in debt after lavish weddings, the book exposes how society’s obsession with status and “what people will say” kills the very hope that defines the middle class.
This is not a war against marriage — it is a wake-up call. A reminder that marriage should be a choice, not an obligation. A partnership, not a prison. With heartfelt storytelling and hard-hitting truths, Uday Gadiparthi sheds light on the silent pain behind perfect weddings and challenges families to protect dreams before protecting reputation.
Because when a dream dies in the name of tradition, an entire generation loses its wings.
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Uday Gadiparthi
Uday Gadiparthi is an author, educator, and entrepreneur who writes with the purpose of awakening self-awareness and courage in everyday people. As the Founder of UCS Infotech and a globally recognized ServiceNow Architect and Trainer, he has mentored thousands of students and professionals worldwide.
Known for his motivational and socially conscious writing, Uday blends real-life experiences with emotional truth to reveal how mindset, discipline, and awareness shape destiny. His books—deeply rooted in middle-class realities—explore themes of ambition, self-belief, family values, and social pressure, urging readers to choose growth over conformity.
Through his powerful storytelling, Uday Gadiparthi continues to inspire a generation to think independently, live purposefully, and protect their dreams from the weight of tradition and fear.
