The Temple Goers
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Author: Taseer, Aatish
Brand: HarperCollins
Binding: paperback
Number Of Pages: 344
Release Date: 29-11-2012
Part Number: 9789350295625
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'A coolly accomplished, pulsating account of modern-day Delhi' - Guardian' Announces the arrival of one of the finest stylists in fiction' - India Today It is spring in Delhi when the narrator arrives. There are bright buses on new roads and metro construction is on in full swing. New townships called Sectorpur and Phasenagar have joined the metropolis' sprawl. Back after several years abroad, the narrator is intrigued by the transformations he sees. Amid this bustle, he wants to settle down to revise a novel, learn Urdu and join a gym. He meets Zafar Moradabadi, an old city poet, and Aakash Sharma. A beautiful friendship blooms with Zafar; but with the ambitious, irresistible gym trainer Aakash, something more sinister takes shape. Spring turns to summer - a summer abroad - and summer to winter; his relationship with his lovely girlfriend Sanyogita starts to falter, his book suffers. He becomes entwined in Aakash's secret affair with a robust heiress. In growing to understand the ambitions and desires of those around him - Zafar saab, Aakash, the 'healthy' Megha, Sanyogita, and her sexy aunt, the maharani-chief minister Chamunda - in seeking out the experiences of this new Delhi of relaxed boundaries, he becomes aware of the million smouldering fights and affections that light up the city's life.
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'A coolly accomplished, pulsating account of modern-day Delhi' - Guardian' Announces the arrival of one of the finest stylists in fiction' - India Today It is spring in Delhi when the narrator arrives. There are bright buses on new roads and metro construction is on in full swing. New townships called Sectorpur and Phasenagar have joined the metropolis' sprawl. Back after several years abroad, the narrator is intrigued by the transformations he sees. Amid this bustle, he wants to settle down to revise a novel, learn Urdu and join a gym. He meets Zafar Moradabadi, an old city poet, and Aakash Sharma. A beautiful friendship blooms with Zafar; but with the ambitious, irresistible gym trainer Aakash, something more sinister takes shape. Spring turns to summer - a summer abroad - and summer to winter; his relationship with his lovely girlfriend Sanyogita starts to falter, his book suffers. He becomes entwined in Aakash's secret affair with a robust heiress. In growing to understand the ambitions and desires of those around him - Zafar saab, Aakash, the 'healthy' Megha, Sanyogita, and her sexy aunt, the maharani-chief minister Chamunda - in seeking out the experiences of this new Delhi of relaxed boundaries, he becomes aware of the million smouldering fights and affections that light up the city's life.
About the Author
Aatish Taseer was born in 1980. He is the author of the memoir Stranger to History and three acclaimed novels: The Way Things Were, The Temple-Goers and Noon. His work has been translated into more than a dozen languages. He is a contributing writer for The New York Times and lives in New Delhi and New York.
EAN: 9789350295625
Package Dimensions: 7.7 x 5.1 x 0.9 inches
Languages: English