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Fagun

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SKU: 9789353493875

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Explore the vibrant world of Rajendra Singh Bedi’s “Fagun” (ISBN: 9789353493875). This captivating novel delves into love, loss, and the complexities of human relationships. Experience Bedi’s evocative prose as he paints a vivid picture of life’s trials and triumphs. Order your copy today and immerse yourself in this literary masterpiece.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789353493875
  • Publisher: Penguin Books India
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: Hindi
  • Width: 140 mm
  • ISBN-10: 9353493870
  • Publisher Date: 01 Jan 2019
  • Height: 40 mm
  • No of Pages: 128

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Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for Fagun

  1. Diya Jangir –

    I found ‘Fagun’ to be a bit heavy and depressing. While the writing is good, the story didn’t resonate with me personally. Not a feel-good book.

  2. Prashant Kumar –

    A worthwhile read, especially if you enjoy classic literature. I struggled with some of the cultural nuances but appreciated the themes.

  3. Divyanshu Shekhar –

    A very well-written book that captures the essence of human relationships. Though, It can be a bit difficult to follow at times. Great book.

  4. Rushali Arya –

    The story was decent, but I wasn’t blown away. The language felt a bit outdated, but the themes of love and loss are timeless.

  5. Aditya Kumar –

    The plot meandered too much for my taste. While there were interesting moments, the overall experience was underwhelming. Decent story.

  6. Rahul Kumar Singh –

    The writing is poetic, but the story didn’t quite click with me. I appreciate the artistry, but it wasn’t a page-turner.

  7. Antra Kumari –

    An okay read. The writing style is unique, but the story didn’t fully grab me. The characters were interesting, but the plot was meandering.

  8. Tushar Choudhary –

    Beautifully written and very evocative. The characters were well-developed. The ending felt a little abrupt, leaving me wanting more.

  9. Satyaman Shukla –

    Bedi’s writing is beautiful, but the story was too depressing for me. I appreciate the artistry, but it wasn’t an enjoyable read. Too sad.

  10. Bharat Gupta –

    An emotional and thought-provoking read. Bedi’s writing is superb. Some parts were difficult to follow, but the themes are universal.

  11. Prem Pushkar –

    A beautifully written story with complex characters. The plot can be a bit dense at times, but the overall impact is powerful.

  12. Disha Dey –

    I couldn’t get into this book. The writing style didn’t appeal to me, and the plot felt disjointed. Not my cup of tea. A bit boring.

  13. Ketan Anand Thakur –

    A masterfully written novel that explores the depths of human emotion. Highly recommended. A little slow to start, but worth it.

  14. Keshav Gupta –

    Bedi’s prose is beautiful, but the plot felt a bit slow at times. Explores complex emotions well. Overall, a good read, but not my favorite.

  15. Om Satish Pingle –

    A very insightful book. I really enjoyed the depth. It offers a powerful and poignant view of human nature. Bit slow though.

  16. Devender Pratap Mall –

    Interesting characters and an intriguing plot. However, I didn’t fully connect with the story. It was a good read, but not memorable.

  17. Prakhar Kumar Singh –

    A powerful and moving story. Bedi’s writing is captivating and the characters are unforgettable. A bit depressing but very good.

  18. Noirrit Banerjee –

    A great book. A classic. The author’s skill in showing love and loss is amazing. A bit slow in the beginning, but it is worth it.

  19. Umang Gaba –

    A deeply moving story. ‘Fagun’ is a classic for a reason. I was captivated from beginning to end. Some parts were a bit confusing, though.

  20. Shreyash Dadhich –

    I had mixed feelings about this book. While the writing is lovely, I found the story a bit depressing and slow-moving. Didn’t love it.

  21. Sanket Yuvraj Meshram –

    I enjoyed the book, but found the pacing uneven. Some parts were captivating, while others dragged. Still a good exploration of relationships.

  22. Naman Saini –

    A classic for a reason. The writing is superb, and the story is deeply moving. Some parts were hard to understand. Still, I enjoyed it.

  23. Datti Jhansi –

    The prose is beautiful, but the pacing is a bit slow. The characters are well-developed, and the themes are thought-provoking. Worth reading.

  24. Aditya Pratap Singh Parihar –

    A captivating and emotional read. Bedi’s writing is excellent, and the story is both heartbreaking and hopeful. Highly recommended.

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