Godan has a live depiction of Indian village society and environment. Godan is epic of rural life and agriculture culture. As the family of Hero and Heroine of Godan Hori and Dhaniya we find a special culture of Indian alive and living, a culture which is now ending or is going to happen, ye in which the soil of India is filled.
Catagory: Fiction
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Gaban Tatha Anya Kahaniyan
Mr. Deendayal, the zamindaar of Prayga’s small village jalpa, only daughter of Manki, had longed for jewelery, especially Chandrahar, since childhood. She dreamed that Chandrahar would surely come for her at the time of marriage. When she was married to Ramnath, the idle son of servant Munshi Dayanath in the cout, there were more ornaments in the offering, Chandrahar was not there. Jalpa frustrated with this.
Main Tumhen Phir Milungi
These poems are written in 2002, but there is so freshness in this poem that also alive today and be always. Imroz has written about this book that for 84 years, she used to write poetry sitting on the bed in her kayak in the river of thoughts, she lived the poem crossing all the five valley of life. This is the last book of Amrita Pritam.
Ishk Allah Haq Allah
This is a document of immortal love story. It is written in very balanced language. Amrita Pritam wrote herself about this book : an immortal love story, all are shocked. As time is stopped. Osho says to soo, “I have been calling since long, now you have come, so late.” No one can understand anything. Soo drowned in those classy eyes. As if time goes back 23 years.
Ek Thi Anita
Anita is the heroine of novel ‘Ek Thi Anita’ she has no any path, but she goes there is any sound, doesn’t know from where it comes and called her. Amrita Pritam wrote herself about this novel that it is hear that love did signature on the canvas of age and some flowers are the guest at the house of branches. The story of this novel , steeped in the definition of love, makes every reader feel a sense of eternal love.
The Great Indian Love Story
The Great PBI – Indian Love Story is set in a PBI – World where appearances mean everything and nothing is as it seems. There’s no time for love in a PBI – World that revolves around the latest Ferraris, the hottest nightclubs, diamonds, single malts, cocaine and ecstasy. In this whirl of wild parties, sex and drugs we meet Serena Sharma who lives her life one debauched night at a time, always falling for the wrong men. Her life is a rollercoaster ride: her father’s death followed by her mother’s remarriage, a broken heart and a lost love. Adding to this is her torrid affair with Amar Khanna—a trophy husband, coke addict and serial adulterer. Riya, jaded by her unsuccessful attempt to find a job in America, returns to Delhi to find the city of her childhood changed beyond recognition. Striking an unlikely friendship with Serena, Riya finds her complacent torpor shattered. The Great PBI – Indian Love Story is also the story of Parmeet, Serena’s mother, who looks for passion outside her marriage with disastrous consequences, and S.P. Sharma, Parmeet’s husband, who is driven to violence by her infidelity. Ira Trivedi weaves together sex, revenge, glitz, friendship and a chilling murder to create a potent cocktail in this gripping novel on the perfidious nature of love and power.
What Would You Do To Save The World?
Riya has always had a secret ambition-winning the coveted Miss Indian Beauty crown. It’s Riya’s chance to turn fantasy into reality. The Miss Indian Beauty contest could well be her ticket to instant fame and success. After all, she’s good-looking, intelligent, confident and, most importantly, tall-how difficult could it be? But Riya is in for a dose of reality, as she soon finds herself in the company of twenty-two gorgeous girls, under house arrest in a five-star hotel in Mumbai for a rigorous training session that will test them all to their limits. With each girl’s eyes set on the crown, the mood is emotionally charged and the atmosphere intense, exhilarating, vicious and explosive all at once. What Would You Do to Save the World? is a delightfully entertaining first novel which reveals the dust behind the diamonds, the tears behind the plastic smiles, and dishes the dirt on what really goes on behind the scenes of a beauty pageant.
The MGR Murder Trial
A gripping collection of stories about thedarkest years in Sri Lankan historyWritten with acuity and flair, the stories inThe MGR Murder Trial conjure powerful anddisturbing vignettes of the violence, fear andtrauma unleashed during the years of Sri Lanka’scivil war.
A Drop of Blood
Mohan Karan has been blessed with exceptional good looks-and a rare blood type. An orphan with few connections, he finds that his degree in English literature is unable to secure him a proper job. However, he discovers he can make good money by selling his blood to a private blood bank. And while this opens up unexpected possibilities for this unemployed graduate, little does he realize that it all comes at great personal cost.
This short, blistering novel launched Joginder Paul’s literary career, cleverly exploring the insidious ways in which the mighty habitually prey upon the vulnerable. Incisive in its observations, A Drop of Blood also ably tackles themes of female desire. Snehal Shingavi’s lucid translation makes this important work available in English for the first time.
The Candidate
‘I can’t picture you surviving in Indian politics. Let me tell you the reasons: you have morals, too much integrity, and you lack an ego.’
Without a job, and a marriage on the rocks, the mild-mannered Jay Banerjee has no choice but to come back from the US to Delhi. A chance meeting with a childhood friend, Govardhan Ray, aka Raja—a neta with a scandal too many—plunges him into the seamy, madcap world of Indian politics.
The fight for the Narayanpore seat—a nondescript district in West Bengal—begins, and along with it, the process of discovering ‘the real India’. Jay’s challenge: to provide a ‘clean campaign with integrity’.
Replete with colourful campaigns, media hullabaloo, cynical voters, goondas, chamchas and all the usual suspects, The Candidate is a breezy and humorous story of the great Indian election tamasha.