Madhopur Ka Ghar

The novel Madhopur Ka Ghar tells the story of nearly a hundred years, spanning three generations, revealing the social reality of North Bihar. Politics runs like an undercurrent. ...Since its the story of a prosperous farming village, its decline is automatically revealed. Everything uttered by someone directly involved in teaching, training, and agricultural work, and in the administration, rings true. Usha Kiran Khan Madhopur Ka Ghar is a search for life and truth that cannot be molded into the mold of a novel or story. Its undeniable that the pressure of form on truth diminishes its impact. This is why Tripurari insists on telling the truth, not weaving any fabrications of imagination or authenticity. Indeed, life itself is so artistic that no further layers of truth can be applied to it. Madhopur Ka Ghar is a simple tale of truth that reaches the reader directly without the help of crutches. Asghar Wajahat Madhopur Ka Ghar is a novel about the homelessness of many families. It is a novel about the pain of displacement. The story of the novel is narrated through the mouth of a dog who remained a silent witness to this turmoil. He suffered the most. Written in a unique narrative style, it is the story of a family falling apart over generations. Prabhat Ranjan