Animal Farm (Hindi Edition)

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Animal Farm (Hindi Edition)

Written by: George Orwell

Narrated by: Prateek Datha Sharma

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What happens when ill-treated farm animals gang up to throw out their lazy, corrupt and power-drunk rulers? Animal Farm is born. As humans get ousted from Manor Farm and animals take control, their utopian fantasy of running a farm on the basis of equality soon begins to crumble before their eyes. The rebellion of the animals, led by the two pigs Napoleon and Snowball, gives way to corrupt practices that lead to unthinkable consequences.

A resounding fable on totalitarianism and power gone corrupt, Animal Farm is an allegorical novella that took the publishing world by storm when it was first published and hasn’t stopped doing so ever since. The ultimate satire on fascism, Animal Farm finds relevance even in the present-day world. A must-hear!

Please note: This audiobook is in Hindi.

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What a book !!🔥🔥

Although it's written in the context of Communist Revolution in erstwhile Russia But it is so relevant in present times as well.

The character of Napoleon reminds me of Autocratic leaders of present times elected by exploiting the loopholes of democratic process by polarizing the society for mere material gains and blaming their inabilities and failures to the visionary leaders (Snowball) of the past.