Catagory: Fiction

In this book entertaining tableaux of various forms and characters of society are given through a ten rupee note, whose reading also awakens with a tinkle in the heart. It’s language is very simple and interesting and this book is very readable.

Krishan Chander draws inspiration from small talk and reveals some big facts. Even his source of inspiration can be newspaper titles and columns. There is smooth flow in his writing. Even if he does satire tough. Kaanch Ke Tukde will make feel like this.

This book contains some of the best stories by the author. These stories are very popular in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan and are written against the backdrop of actual historical events. These stories have been written in very simple and beautiful language and are a representation of an entire era.

Woman is undoubtedly the icon of love. Where there is a woman, it is useless to imagine that there is no love. Many images of love, but the love of a woman, be it vatsalya, surrender or vasnamaya, it is at the absolute point. Kranti Trivedi’s Swyamvara novel is a wonderful novel depicting the ecstasy of love.

To reach the temple of success one has to climb some steps or some stairs, it has its own simple rules and regulations. Know it, adopt it and do progress continuously. An extremely inspiring book by a great writer to possess at all times, which translator is Krishan Vikal.

They knew well each other, but such a question stand between them, nobody had their answer. Successful depiction of dreams touching the sky and tears soaked in pain… it is a very interesting novel written in the familiar style of famous writer Amrita Pritam.

Dharti, Sagar Aur Seepiyan is an excellent novel by Amrita Pritam. When Chetna and her friends, Champa and Minni meet on Chetna’s brother, Sumer’s birthday, none of them know that their lives will never be the same again. All of them are at the age when love can tighten its grasp around their young hearts. This novel is centered around the lives of a younger generation trying to find its place in the world.

A heartening tale about justice and injustice, this novel is a true-to-life, moving depiction of one’s tussle with their conscience and the uphill battle against guilt.

The characters in Aak Ke Patte lead lives that become metaphorically infested with Aak, a plant which is a symbol of bitterness and causes great harm to all their future prospects. This book will move the reader and fill them with empathy as they read it. This novel is figuratively, a realistic portrait of social irony, which fills the reader with deep agony.

This is a collection of the most popular of Aacharya Chatursen’s stories. The stories are based on historical, social and other kinds of issues. These seventeen stories are oth educative and immensely readable. The language herein is also both interesting and simple.