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Kamala Markandaya

Category Fiction
Pages 200 Pages
Publication Year 2010
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9780143102496

Rs. 400

Penguin Random House Group

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Two Virgins

Two Virgins

She tossed and turned, her body an alien creature full of strange, strong impulses beyond her control. Saroja lives in a village with her parents, aunt and beautiful elder sister Lalitha. Saroja s life is uncomplicated, and simple things give her joy like the birth of a calf or a taste of one of Chingleput s sweets. Lalitha, on the other hand, believes she is too good for the village. Ambitious and spoilt, she has dreams of being a movie star that are fulfilled when a film-maker casts her in his documentary on village life. Overnight Lalitha becomes the talk of the town; her latent sexuality manifests itself and she uses her elevated status to her advantage. Basking in Lalitha s reflected glory Saroja tries to imitate her womanly wiles, which results in confused ideas about sexuality and ambition. But when the family is faced with a scandal, Saroja emerges with a practical outlook on life.

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Category Fiction
ISBN 9780143102496
Pages 200 Pages
Publication Year 2010
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000263716

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