Catagory: Fiction

The story of Soma is one of a woman who works in film but without abandoning her duties to her family and her rituals and tradition. On the one hand, she wants to achieve the most success in the filmy world and on the other, she fears that the society might have all kinds of things to say about her. This woman lives a double-life and this is her unique story.

This big volume was originally written in ten parts, and is based on the life of Shri Krishna. Two parts of this volume are presented here, ‘Kalindi Ke Kinare’ and ‘Karmagya’. One part describes the childhood of Krishna, and the second part tells of his struggles.

This is the story of Ajit – a man who dared to plunge into the fire of corruption that singed the world around him until one day, when he was poisoned for getting in the way of those evil agents of corruption. The moving story of his parents’s suffering after that tragic incident has been documented in this book.

This is the incredible true story of Helen Keller and her teacher, Anne Sullivan, who showed the path of light to the blind across the world and inspired them to overcome all barriers and achieve their dreams. Anne used to be blind in her childhood, but despite not getting recognition in her lifetime, she managed to carve out a line which continues to inspire millions of people even today.

This is a novel about society and a skilled portrayal of the limitations of the institution of family. This novel gives the reader a sense of peace and well-being while also offering healthy entertainment. This was a bestseller in its time, when it was first published.

The writer mentions how when one begins to view women as objects for satisfying their lusts have already given in to the lure of adultery. This is the story of the intermingling of two lives, of an adulterous and a virtuous person, in a masterful narrative that will remain relevant in every era.

It is the fresh and amazing bouquet of hand-picked ghazals, nazms, qatas, rubais, songs and poems by some of the finest Pakistani poets. This collection is worth being read and treasured by readers from all walks of life.

The original volume on the life of ShriKrishna was written in 10 parts; two of which have been compiled here for the reader’s convenience, ‘Janpath’ and ‘Jalyatra’. In the first part, there is a moving description of the people of Mathura passing through a desert on their journey to Dwarka and in the second part, Krishna emerges as a liberator for the whole of Indian population, and his skill as a strategist is revealed.

In Shatranj Ke Khiladi, as Nawab Wajid Ali Shah is captured by the British, his well-wisher, Mirza Sajjaad Ali and Meer Roshan Ali are sitting among ruins to a game of Chess, each trying to save his King piece. In their efforts to save their kings in chess, they murder each other. This story is a sharp commentary on the selfishness of human beings.

The moral of this story is that animals are both wise and loyal and must never be tortured. Once, a farmer named Jhuri had two oxen, Heera and Moti. Once, Jhuri drops them off at his in-laws’ home but they find their way back to him. Once again, Jhuri tries to drop them but after facing much violence and difficulty, they once again return to their loving master’s home.