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Maa By Anurupa Devi


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  • ISBN13:9789361565663
  • ISBN10:9361565664
  • Publisher:Rupa Publications India
  • Language:English
  • Author:Anurupa Devi
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  • ISBN13:9789361565663
  • ISBN10:9361565664
  • Publisher:Rupa Publications India
  • Language:English
  • Author:Anurupa Devi
  • Binding:Paperback
  • 328
  • Maa
  • Type:Literary Fiction
  • BIS/ISI License number:NA
  • BIS/ISI required:NA
  • SUPC: SDL507847544

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This is a story of human emotions—love, greed, jealousy, forbearance, desire and forgiveness—as\nthey play out in the inner sanctum of the home.\n\nMaa revolves around four characters in a turn-of-the-nineteenth-century setting in the aftermath\nof the social churning caused by the Bengal Renaissance. Aurobindo Basu is the well-educated\nscion of a rich, influential Kayastha family. He has two wives: Manorama, the charming daughter\nof poverty-stricken parents whom he married against his father’s will and who was soon disowned\nby his patriarchal father; and Brajarani, a beautiful, wealthy, strong-willed lady who Aurobindo was\nforced to marry due to the threat of disinheritance.\n\nWhile the old patriarch also disowned Manorama’s son Ajit, Brajarani was unable to produce an heir. Manorama lived in dire straits but found fulfilment in caring for Ajit; in contrast, Brajarani\nhad everything that a woman could materially desire but was bereft of her husband’s love and was\nimmensely resentful of her abandoned co-wife. What such a situation can do to a young, innocent\nmind is reflected in Ajit’s coming of age.\n\nMaa is a period piece on the private world of Bengali women as viewed through the unique lens\nof an extraordinarily gifted writer who belonged to and knew that society intimately.\n

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