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Roshan Sherchan
ISBN 9789937753722
Rs. 700
Book Hill
Galli Sansar (गल्ली संसार)
Who it's for: Readers interested in Nepali literature and urban social issues
Galli Sansar (गल्ली संसार) by Roshan Sherchan is a compelling Nepali novel that vividly portrays urban life within Kathmandu's intricate streets and narrow alleys. It explores the diverse experiences of individuals from various social strata, offering a nuanced look at their struggles and resilience amidst modernization and societal change.Why You Should Read? Explore Kathmandu's street life and its socio-political fabric through a realistic lens. Gain insights into the daily struggles of marginalized communities facing urban challenges. Experience rich character development and complex human relationships in a rapidly changing city. Understand the impact of urbanization and modernization on traditional Nepali society.
Highlights
- Set in Kathmandu's intricate streets and narrow alleys
- Portrays diverse experiences across social strata
- Focuses on struggles and resilience amid modernization
- Realistic lens on Kathmandu's socio-political fabric
- Rich character development and complex relationships
- Examines urbanization's impact on traditional Nepali society
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Questions about this book
What is the setting of the book?
The book is set in Kathmandu, focusing on its intricate streets and narrow alleys, depicting urban life in the city.
What themes does the novel explore?
It explores urban life, social stratification, modernization, resilience, and the struggles of marginalized communities.
Who would enjoy this book?
Readers interested in Nepali literature, urban social issues, and character-driven stories about societal change.
Is this book fiction or non-fiction?
It is a novel, so it is fiction, though it offers a realistic portrayal of Kathmandu's social fabric.