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Book Details:

  • Publisher: Mehta Publishing House

  • Language: Marathi

  • Edition: 8th Edition

  • ISBN: 9788177662740

  • Pages: 272

  • Publishing Year: August 1986

  • Category: Essays

  • Cover: Paperback

About The Book:
In this collection of essays, the author pays a heartfelt tribute to Indira Sant, whose writing has inspired and moved countless readers. The book reflects Sant’s unique literary style, capturing the affection and simplicity of life, much like the simple yet evocative act of sharing jaggery and water in Konkan. These gestures, deeply rooted in cultural tradition, are emblematic of the deep affection and warmth that Sant’s writing evokes.

One of the essays, Lala Gojira Pakhrānchā (The Birds on the Lap of the Mother), stands out for its tender portrayal of childhood memories. Sant weaves a narrative that celebrates life’s simple pleasures, like watching birds drink water or perch on electric wires. Through these observations, the writer captures the essence of innocence and happiness, subtly reminding readers of the beauty in life’s smallest moments.

The book mirrors the grace of a bird in flight—unaware yet perfect in its movement. It delves into themes of nostalgia, the passage of time, and the profound emotional connections we share with nature. The author’s admiration for Sant’s writing is evident throughout, acknowledging her ability to bring tender moments to life in a way that few other writers can.