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Book Details:

  • Publisher: Mehta Publishing House

  • Language: Marathi

  • Edition: 3

  • ISBN: 9788171619092

  • Pages: 76

  • Cover: Paperback

  • Publishing Year: February 2000

  • Category: Play

About The Book:
"The Letter Shree" is a thought-provoking play that reflects on the significance of the letter "Shree" in Devanagari script, a symbol of godliness and excellence. Traditionally, the letter represents the spiritual strength and purity that guide individuals on a righteous and meaningful path. However, the play laments how, in contemporary times, "Shree" is remembered only for its complex curves rather than the strength and virtues it signifies.

The narrative unfolds through metaphorical explorations, comparing life's challenges to winding rivers and mountain paths. These natural forms, though curvaceous and meandering, are essential for the flow of life, prosperity, and overcoming difficulties. The play questions why modern society has embraced only the twists and turns, neglecting the deeper meaning of hard work, service, and sacrifice.

In a world where values like sacrifice are often overshadowed by power, the play raises poignant questions about the erosion of human values and where this moral decay might ultimately lead mankind. It challenges readers to reflect on the deeper essence of life, urging them to reconnect with the strength embodied in "Shree."