Bhranti - Couverture rigide

Sharma, Raj Kumar

Couverture rigide

ISBN 10 : 1636408176 ISBN 13 : 9781636408170

Editeur : White Falcon Publishing, 2023

Synopsis

The episode is about a young youth 'Kumbha' with his early adolescence while moving like vagabond reached a historical city named 'Hampi' nearby Viayanagar, earlier known as Karnataka Kingdom. Kumbha was well versed with past history of India with special reference to the ruin of Hindu civilization. Kumbha lost his entity to understand the down fall of Hindu civilization during 14th -17th centuries under the rule of Moghal Dynasty.

Kumbha, in his college carrier was a promising student perusing his study in history. Like other students he used to take part in college curricular activities, but prefer to spend maximum time in book reading. Kumbha used to deeply immerse under the solitary of panoramic view of nature, with few restricted friends. Within a span of short period Kumbha could win the heart of the village people by virtue of his simplicity and helping attitude. People around the village knew him as 'Mumbling man' during half sleep mood. He used to speak the factual story of paradigm of contemporary life enclave with love, agony, and dismay in a highly truth-seeking way.

With the passing of time, incidentally he mate a fairy gentle lady Malini who was also interested in understanding the behavioral attitude of people during the then civilization of ancient world. Under the enthralling circumstances of Kumbha's association, she was completely fascinated towards him, and fixed up in her third sense of mind Kumbha as future prospective of her remain life. In this connection her well logical pleading compelled Kumbha to visualize the reality of life which had been under deep self illusion.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: White Falcon Publishing
• Date d'édition: 2023
• Langue: hindi
• ISBN 10: 1636408176
• ISBN 13: 9781636408170
• Reliure: Relié
• Nombre de pages: 194
• Coordonnées du fabricant: non disponible
• Personne responsable: non disponible