Nothing significant happens in this book. Still, everything feels alluring. Can you write a novel upto 245 pages, that too, around the everyday life of some ordinary characters, without any significant plot or sub-plot? Some of you might say, 'What's a big deal about it?' But the real question isn't 'can', rather it's 'why'. Why … Continue reading Book Review: Deewar Me Ek Khidki Rehti Thi
The people residing in the village have a special regard for the students or even families who stay in town or city. If you somehow manage to get abroad, your stature increases to the manifold. The village has nothing much to offer when it comes to youth except agriculture.
Soham's mother was trying hard not to get any scars from the fire of traditional 'chulha' seen in villages (can be best translated as hearth) while trying to bake the rotis evenly that too barehanded. She engages both her hands, the left one to hold the hot tawa, whose handle is rusted after bearing continuous … Continue reading One last Stitch!
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