Ek Bataa Do (Hindi Edition)

When girls, as daring as Padmini heroines, born in the streets of a metropolis, escape the hustle and bustle of their parents homes and say yes to the first Romeo who sees them, life becomes a mega-series of mini-tragedies, and only two ways remain to deal with it: first, tear themselves in two. Just as the fabric of a salwar-kurta is separated, so too do the mind and body. Send the mind down the path of Buddhist nuns or devotional poets and continue to fulfill all their responsibilities, both at home and outside, with the body! In the second solution, the other two components remain the same, but devotion is replaced by loveto nature, to all living beings, to all the suffering people of the world, and even to a sympathetic man who gives them the feeling of being a companion of the soul. Stepping outside oneself, observing oneself as a spectator, and then walking away with sweet quips from oneself or loved ones is also a major characteristic of womens writing, many traces of which you will see blooming in clusters at every step in this novel! Every poets prose has a special pictoriality, a special rhythm, but this novel is proof that the prose of a woman poet has a special rhythm of the gait of the town women who stop intermittently to pick flowers from every branch in the neighborhood. Now a long and strong tradition of women novelists has developed in Hindi. This novel by Sujata gives it a pleasant richness and also a necessary expansion. Anamika.