“One Indian Girl” is a novel by Chetan Bhagat that explores the life of a young Indian woman named Radhika Mehta. The story addresses the challenges she faces in balancing her career ambitions with societal expectations, particularly regarding marriage and family. The book highlights themes of gender equality, personal choice, and the pressures of traditional Indian culture. Through Radhika's journey, it sheds light on the struggles many women encounter in asserting their independence while navigating cultural norms and family dynamics.