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Sudha Murty
ISBN 9780143420361
Rs. 400
Penguin Books
House Of Cards
Who it's for: Readers of contemporary fiction interested in moral dilemmas and relationships
Mridula, a spirited young woman from rural Karnataka, builds a life in Bangalore with her talented doctor husband, Sanjay. As Sanjay's private practice flourishes and brings immense wealth, he succumbs to ambition and corrupt practices, challenging Mridula's core values and testing the very foundation of their marriage.Why You Should Read? Explores the corrosive effects of unchecked ambition and materialism on personal integrity and relationships. Follows a woman's journey to navigate marital conflict and find independence amidst societal pressures. Offers a candid reflection on human relationships and the moral dilemmas faced in contemporary society. Presents relatable characters grappling with choices that resonate with universal experiences.
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- Explores the corrosive effects of unchecked ambition and materialism on personal integrity and relationships.
- Follows a woman's journey to navigate marital conflict and find independence amidst societal pressures.
- Offers a candid reflection on human relationships and moral dilemmas in contemporary society.
- Presents relatable characters grappling with choices that resonate with universal experiences.
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What is the book about?
It's about Mridula, a woman from rural Karnataka, whose life in Bangalore with her doctor husband Sanjay is disrupted when his ambition leads to corrupt practices, challenging her values and their marriage.
Who is the author?
Sudha Murty, an Indian author known for her fiction and philanthropic work.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores the corrosive effects of ambition and materialism, marital conflict, personal integrity, and a woman's journey to independence.
Is this book suitable for readers interested in social issues?
Yes, it offers a candid reflection on human relationships and moral dilemmas in contemporary society.