Patthar AlPatthar
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Patthar AlPatthar

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SKU: 9789350291184

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Embark on a Himalayan trek in “Patthar Al-Patthar” by Upendra Nath Ashk (ISBN: 9789350291184). Journey with Hasandeen, a peasant laborer, and witness the hardships of rural life in India. This poignant novella, published in 1957, unveils the socio-political struggles of the working class and foreshadows the unrest in Kashmir. Explore themes of exploitation, resilience, and the human condition.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789350291184
  • Publisher: HarperCollins India
  • Publisher Imprint: Harper Hindi
  • Language: Hindi
  • ISBN-10: 9350291185
  • Publisher Date: 2011
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 116

9 reviews for Patthar AlPatthar

  1. Anirudha Gorai –

    While the story is impactful, the writing style didn’t fully resonate with me. Still, a decent read for those interested in social realism.

  2. Raghvendra Pratap Singh –

    Exploitation of working class is captured very well. the book can be triggering for some.

  3. Utkarsh Kumar –

    The book has very simple story but beautifully written. The hardship and exploitation has been portrayed really well.

  4. C M Hrithik –

    A quick read that packs a punch. It’s thought-provoking and highlights important social issues that are relevant even today.

  5. Ayush –

    Hasandeen’s character is really relatable and book shows poverty and rural life very clearly, simple story with a big impact

  6. Ashish Kumar –

    A good introduction to Ashk’s work. The setting is beautifully described. However, some of the socio-political commentary felt heavy-handed.

  7. Gowri Krishna V R –

    A bit slow-paced, but the underlying message is powerful. I appreciated the author’s attempt to shed light on the struggles of the working class.

  8. Kartikeya Raghupatro –

    I was moved by Hasandeen’s resilience. The book provides a glimpse into a different world. A worthwhile read, though quite bleak.

  9. Vaishnavi Rana –

    A short but powerful read. Ashk paints a vivid picture of rural life. The ending felt a bit abrupt. The plight of Hasandeen is heartbreaking.

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