Bap Gela Tevhachi Gost

From the nove‚ÄômBap Gela Tevhachi Gost” as always, Subhash Kinholkar’s pen has shown the skill of portraying a father who lives honestly in the black soil. The struggle of Mai, who supports her father in the midst of a torn world, is introspective for sensitive readers. Although Tuysakka, who is showered with love on the Porasoras, is harsh to speak, the warmth of love in her heart is comforting. Apart from this, the simple and straightforward people of the rural community life are easily presented. The journey of the teenage hero in this novel is seen without getting lost in fantasy, without getting carried away by the flow of childish emotions due to the circumstances, and moving forward with the awareness of reality and accepting the life experiences that have come to hand. Poverty in the family, uneducated my father, backward rural environment, these factors come prominently without showing any aggression or negativity. In this background, Bal Nayak’s humanity and interest towards education is strongly highlighted. No, this is the strength of the novel! The idiosyncratic language in this children’s novel is seen to maintain faith with soil and people. That is why the novel feels alive. Subhash Kinholkar’s life experiences are authentic, one can get proof while reading the novel. And this is actually the secret of his successful writing. All the best in his literary journey as a common reader!