I had seen ‘Suraj Ka Satvan Ghoda’ long back and since then I had become the fan of the movie and then its creator ‘Shyam Benegal’. It is a very strong debatable subject but the way author has dealt with it is simply awesome.more Although he thinks he is god by not indulging in intimate relationship with anyone, at the end he finds himself standing alone. She out of being ignored falls sick and finally dies.Ĭhander assumes that if he treats a woman like idol and not touch her thats the best way to be in relation but he is proved wrong again and again. Chander thinking changes overnight and he starts ignoring her. Here author talks about a very contradictory sprouted idea, chander thinks that she is talking to him only because she is married and needs a lover. She kept writing to chander to stay in touch. In the mean time Daughter had to marry someone, chander thinks it would be best for her as she has grown young. As the story progresses he meets an anglo indian and one day couldnt control himself and both happen to loose control. Chander and His daugher share a cutie relation not of lovers.Ĭhander is of perception that one must keep itself away from indulgence in any kind of intimate relationship with anyone as it destroys innerself.
He has just moved to city of Allahabad where he is doing his Phd under the guidance of professor. This book is a story of a young man Chander who is very aspiring and wants to achieve great success in life. His only drawback as i can see is he wrote in Hindi. Chander is Not many of us will be familiar to Dharamvir Bharti but I must admit that he is a brilliant writer of the league of greatest ever to be here. Chander and His daugher share a cutie relation not of lovers. Not many of us will be familiar to Dharamvir Bharti but I must admit that he is a brilliant writer of the league of greatest ever to be here.
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. Please read the book only if you have good command of the language.more '.और क्षितिज से एक तारा टूटा! can totally move you into tears and take you to the unexplored depth of your heart. The ways in which Chander and Sudha pay for not being together is heartwrenching. Shukla bows down to the patriarchal set up so prevalent in the society back then, on the other he feels himself victimized by the tenets of the patriarchy when his daughter suffers. The sheer excellence in conveying different opinion is something which I came across after so long.On the one hand, Dr. More than the story, the selection of words and style is commendable. Considering that this book was written in 1949 and one can totally relate to it after six and a half decades depicts the brilliance of this book. The way it explores various shades of love has mesmerized me completely. After reading this book, I feel a shooting pain inside the heart. The simple story is conveyed in a subtle intense style. I am overwhelmed and in complete awe with the writing. This has been my first serious attempt with Hindi literature. Consideri What a shame that I can't write review of this book in Hindi! Frankly speaking I am scared to do injustice to the language. Mohiuddin Nawab has written more than 500 social stories including lengthy and short stories.What a shame that I can't write review of this book in Hindi! Frankly speaking I am scared to do injustice to the language. Mohiuddin Nawab is a well known writer from Pakistan.
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