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Meri Jeewan Gatha [My Life Story]
- Narrated by: Babla Kochhar
- Length: 7 hrs and 30 mins
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Art & Literature
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Maalgudi Ka Mehmaan [Talkative Man]
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Malgudi Ka Mehman is the Hindi translation of Narayan’s 1986 novel Talkative Man, where Narayan tells the story of an unnamed character: the titular ‘talkative man’ (TM), who, although living comfortably on the famous Kabir Street of Malgudi, works as a freelance journalist to satiate his passion for stories and conversations - much like Narayan himself during his early days as a journalist.
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Laghu kahaniyon ka yah sangrah samaaj ke badalte drishya saamne laata hai. Parampara aur dakiyanusi ke beech chalte sangharsh mein kiska palada bhaari hoga? Aham sawal uthaate yah qisse rozmarra ki zindagi ko samajhne ke vibhinn pehlu par prakash daalte hain. Dahej pratha ke kaaran na jaane kitne parivaar barbaad ho gaye iss desh mein, kayi nayi dulhanon ko iss laalach mein jala diya gaya aur log issi wajah se ghar mein paida huyi beti ko ek bojh samjhte hain.
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Daang (Hindi Edition)
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- Length: 8 hrs and 38 mins
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Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh aur Uttar Pradesh ki seema ke pathaareele aur beehadh shetra ko ‘Daang’ ke naam se jaana jaata hai. Yahan ke daaku apne ko daaku nahin, balki baaghi kehte hai. Yahan aaj bhi striyon ki khareed-fharokth hoti hai, jabardast jaatigat sangharsh hai, kisaanon ki haalat dayneey hai aur atyant gareebi aur bhrastachaar hai. Aisi visham paristhithiyon mein thodi si bhi aarthik kathinaayi hone par kayi baar aam log daaku banne par vivash ho jaate hain. Inn sabka daang upanyaas mein sashakth chitran hai.
Publisher's Summary
For me travelling is like that constant feeling of retrospection and soul searching inside of me. For some reason, stories of people from faraway lands make my mind anxious and my brain go into a frenzy. It has been mentioned innumerable times that happiness cannot be found outside of you; it is inside of you - in one’s heart. Even then we go out in search of happiness - either through materialistic possessions or through someone else’s existence.
Everyone has a different meaning of happiness, and it is through these definitions that people mold their existence and life, to attain happiness. Maybe that is why travelling for research or research while travelling has become my guilty pleasure.
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