Ek Tanashah Ki Premkatha

This is a story of dictatorship in love. The dictatorship of love and the love of dictators. Love begins with surrender. Then, gradually, its balance begins to tilt in one direction, and then begins the role of our exclusive love for power, in comparison to which no other love holds any meaning. This novel begins with the stories of three lovers who still believe they are in love, but in reality, they are practicing dictatorship, control, and cruelty. Their relationship has become a quagmire, from which their souls, who once abandoned the entire world and embraced love, yearn to escape. But before they can understand this yearning, a fourth lover enters the story, who feels that there is no greater lover than him. This is a patriot, the king of his country, who believes that there is only one love: patriotism, and that all other loves merely create obstacles. The real story begins here... This is the seventh novel by Gyan Chaturvedi, who successfully manages to blend satire into the vast expanse of his novel. In each of his novels, he has given a new dimension to his narrative setting and style. He has progressed each time. From the rugged rural terrain of Bundelkhand to the town and urban backdrops, his satire has continually sharpened its edge. In this novel, he has taken the universal element of love as his subject and examined it from the point where it becomes fatal for its own characters. That self-absorbed love spares no one, whether it is the beloved for the lover, the wife for the husband, or the country for the ruler.