Who is the author of the book 'Ladies Coupe'?
Anita Nair
The question asks who wrote the novel 'Ladies Coupe'.
'Ladies Coupe' (2001) tells the story of Akhilandeswari, a 45-year-old woman who takes a solo train journey and, sharing a ladies' compartment with five other women, reflects on whether a woman can live alone and happily.
It was written by Anita Nair, an acclaimed Indian novelist writing in English, known for exploring women's inner lives and relationships.
The book uses the stories of the fellow travellers to examine themes of independence, marriage, sexuality and self-discovery.
Leila Seth was a judge and author of the memoir 'On Balance'; Twinkle Khanna writes humorous columns and books like 'Mrs Funnybones'; and Nirupama Rao is a diplomat and author, but none of them wrote 'Ladies Coupe'.
Hence the author of 'Ladies Coupe' is Anita Nair.
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