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9789353490133 60abf5c21e120175cfa97cd1 EK GADHE KI AATMKATHA https://www.midlandbookshop.com/s/607fe93d7eafcac1f2c73ea4/60abf5c31e120175cfa97d06/9789353490133-us.jpg This book contains a social satire series in three parts. The first is called Ek Gadhe ki Aatmakatha. It is a whole other matter that it is actually written by the celebrated satirist writer, Krishna Chander. The author offers a critique of the social and political absurdities as well as of the human psychology in modern times. His critique is sharp, incisive and hits too close to home. In the second part of this aatmakatha, Ek Gadhe ki Waapsi, where the protagonist donkey meets prominent political leaders, he also comes across merchants and moneylenders. In the midst of all this, he then falls in love. 9789353490133
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EK GADHE KI AATMKATHA

EK GADHE KI AATMKATHA

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  • ISBN: 9789353490133
  • Author: KRISHN CHANDER
  • Publisher: Penguin
  • Pages: 320
  • Format: Paperback
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This book contains a social satire series in three parts. The first is called Ek Gadhe ki Aatmakatha. It is a whole other matter that it is actually written by the celebrated satirist writer, Krishna Chander. The author offers a critique of the social and political absurdities as well as of the human psychology in modern times. His critique is sharp, incisive and hits too close to home. In the second part of this aatmakatha, Ek Gadhe ki Waapsi, where the protagonist donkey meets prominent political leaders, he also comes across merchants and moneylenders. In the midst of all this, he then falls in love.

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