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Rooh

Written by: Manav Kaul
Narrated by: Luke Kenny
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 When Rooh tells Manav in a bar in New York that he ought to go to back home to the hills in Kashmir, he's suddenly thrown into the loop of his past-a blue door, white walls and a house at the end of a lane. Soon, the seemingly small worlds in which his memories reside coalesce into a giant mass and envelop both his past and present, like dark clouds covering a brilliant blue sky.Two young boys on the cusp of growing up, the cruelty of being a refugee in their own country, a father who is unable to come to terms with this confusing reality-an undercurrent of pain sweeps through his life. In this stream-of-consciousness novel, the protagonist, Manav, makes a physical and metaphorical journey back to Kashmir and relives the past as a part of the present. Rooh emerges as a deeply touching story of tender but broken people he meets along this journey. Adolescence Asian Parenting Relationships Travel Writing & Commentary World Literature
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Rooh is a deeply emotional and evocative account of the author's journey to Kashmir and his personal reflections. The book is praised for its intricate narratives, the way it weaves together the past and present, and the emotional depth of its characters, particularly the protagonist's relationship with his father and his connection to Kashmir.

It captures the essence of Kashmir and the significance of relationships, portraying them with emotional depth. Reading the book was like walking through the streets of Kashmir and experiencing the sights and emotions along with the characters.

Overall, 'Rooh' is a profoundly moving and honest account, with the ability to touch our soul. It explores the multifaceted nature of Kashmir and the significance of memories, all while evoking a strong emotional connection between us and the characters.

If you're interested in a book that delves into the complexities of Kashmir and personal experiences, 'Rooh' by Manav Kaul seems like a highly recommended read.

Emotional Journey of Kashmir

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