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Godaan (Hindi Edition)

Written by: Munshi Premchand
Narrated by: Sameer Goswami
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A living picture of the entire life of the Indian farmer - his aspiration and despair, his sincerity and religious piety, his helplessness and innocence.

Please note: This audiobook is in Hindi.

©2019 Sameer Goswami (P)2019 Sameer Goswami Anthologies & Short Stories Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Short Stories Hindi Short Stories
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it's great book if you are interested to know the country well. Audible has also played their role well.

Nice Book..

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Thanks for narrating it in an emotional way. I could feel and picture the characters. Awesome. I want to hear all audiobooks narrated by the narrator.

Very Good narration, full of emotions Loved it!

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an excellent rendition of one of the most incredible books I ever read,listening to Godaan has been an exhilarating experience.

One of the Best

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This was such a riveting tale of the lives of people in rural India. strangely enough it is just as relevant today as it would have been in the time when it was authored.
This is a must read for all realist fiction readers.

One of the finest pieces on Indian Literature

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Loved it.
one must read it to get an idea of how village people lived a hundred years ago.

the context that Premchand brings into the story is eye opening.

the end especially is heartbreaking.

Must read.

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