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📘 Book Details
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Publisher: Mehta Publishing House
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Language: Marathi
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Edition: 3rd Edition
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Year of Publication: 1939
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ISBN: 9789357206525
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Pages: 116
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Cover: Paperback
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Category: Short Stories
📝 About The Book
This remarkable collection of Marathi short stories offers a deep and compassionate look into the complexities of human relationships and moral dilemmas. Each narrative is steeped in emotional depth, showcasing the struggles between duty, love, ego, and societal expectations.
In ‘Kartavyavedivar’, Sharad and Sharyu are torn apart by family opposition, and Sharyu is forced into another marriage. What unfolds next is a heart-wrenching tale of unfulfilled love and emotional sacrifice.
The story ‘Wooden Snake’ presents a simple incident—a toy snake bought at a fair—but spirals into a dramatic exploration of childhood fear, guilt, and unintended consequences when the younger sibling falls seriously ill.
In ‘Don Dhruva’, a man defies his family to marry a wealthy girl, Manorama. The story probes the clash of values, class differences, and whether love can truly bridge the gap between economic disparities.
‘Purushi Prem’ deals with betrayal, as the protagonist abandons a young woman for another marriage. What happens when the scorned woman unexpectedly meets the couple?
Each story in this collection reflects real human emotions, ethical crossroads, and the complexity of relationships in a simple yet powerful style. The narrative weaves themes of betrayal, love, sacrifice, guilt, and social norms—making it a compelling and thoughtful read.
Perfect for readers who enjoy classic, emotionally intelligent Marathi literature, this book stands as a testament to timeless storytelling.


