Shrikant 3

The genius of Shrikant Saratchandra has reached its peak in the depiction of the suffering of women. Almost every novel of his is woven around the irony of the lives of women in one way or the other. The protagonist of 'Srikanth' is a wanderer but in his journey, the novel brings to us many such women through whom we move towards understanding the conflict between the then society and the individual, concepts of purity and sin and eternal conflicts like rebellion and acceptance. start thinking. The female characters like Rajalakshmi, Annada Didi and Sunanda, who came in this novel, still seem to us the characters around us. Through her life and her circumstances, the suffering of the woman can be known even today, in which there has not been much reduction even today. It is noteworthy that this novel has been translated anew, keeping all the fragments that were left out in the translations available so far. An absolutely excellent novel. The genius of Shrikant Saratchandra has reached its peak in the depiction of the suffering of women. Almost every novel of his is woven around the irony of the lives of women in one way or the other. The protagonist of 'Srikanth' is a wanderer but in his journey, the novel brings to us many such women through whom we move towards understanding the conflict between the then society and the individual, concepts of purity and sin and eternal conflicts like rebellion and acceptance. start thinking. The female characters like Rajalakshmi, Annada Didi and Sunanda, who came in this novel, still seem to us the characters around us. Through his life and his circumstances, the woman is still.