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Gule Lala

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SKU: 9789354402524

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Explore life’s mysteries in Sukesh Sohni’s “Gule Lala,” a captivating poetry collection delving into themes of love, loss, and the human condition. Experience poignant verses on coincidence and separation, sweetness and bitterness (ISBN: 9789354402524). Discover Sohni’s evocative exploration of existence in this profound and thought-provoking compilation.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789354402524
  • Publisher: Fingerprint! Publishing
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Language: Hindi
  • Width: 140 mm
  • ISBN-10: 9354402526
  • Publisher Date: 01 Apr 2021
  • Height: 40 mm
  • No of Pages: 128

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Weight 0.5 kg

21 reviews for Gule Lala

  1. Harsh Mukesh Thosar –

    A poetry book that leaves you wanting more. More emotion, more pages. If you like fast reads then this is for you.

  2. Soumya –

    A mixed bag. Some poems in ‘Gule Lala’ were beautiful, while others didn’t resonate with me. Still, it was worth the read.

  3. Pranav Sandeep Gajjar –

    ‘Gule Lala’ is a mixed collection. Some poems are brilliant, others are not as engaging. Still worth a read for poetry enthusiasts.

  4. Nalin Sharma –

    A beautiful exploration of love and loss. ‘Gule Lala’ touched my heart. Sukesh Sohni’s words are powerful and evocative. Highly recommend!

  5. Manas Mehta –

    Gule Lala is a thoughtful collection. Some poems resonated deeply, others less so. Still, a worthwhile read for poetry lovers. It’s a journey of emotions, some bitter, some sweet.

  6. Adhyatma Jain –

    The collection is not consistent with the messaging. It felt all over the place and did not leave a good impression.

  7. Divanshu Gaur –

    ‘Gule Lala’ is a beautiful collection of poems that explores the complexities of human emotion. Sukesh Sohni is a gifted writer.

  8. Ansha Pradhan –

    Some poems were amazing but others did not feel as good. I did enjoy the themes and writing style, a solid poetry book.

  9. Saurabh Rajak –

    I felt like the book wanted to go deeper into the subject matter. it felt surface level at best, and should’ve tried more.

  10. Sarbjeet Singh Gandhi –

    Beautiful collection, but needs more structure. Its all over the place, with no concrete direction. Still enjoy Sohni’s writing.

  11. Aman Kumar –

    Sukesh Sohni’s ‘Gule Lala’ is a masterpiece! The poems are beautiful and thought-provoking. A must-read for anyone who loves poetry.

  12. Rishi Jain –

    Exceptional! ‘Gule Lala’ is a powerful collection that will stay with you long after you finish reading it. Highly recommended. Amazing.

  13. Darshan Nath –

    I loved the themes explored in ‘Gule Lala.’ Sukesh Sohni is a talented poet. The collection is a bit uneven but, overall, very enjoyable.

  14. Aditya Kumar –

    I was moved by Sukesh Sohni’s ‘Gule Lala.’ The poems are heartfelt and insightful. A beautiful exploration of life’s ups and downs.

  15. Srishti Singh –

    Sukesh Sohni explores deep themes. ‘Gule Lala’ is a mixed bag. Some verses are captivating, but others felt a bit abstract. Overall, it’s a decent effort.

  16. Suryansh Kanojia –

    Sohni shows great writing, and explores complex themes. I enjoyed some but wished to see them evolve more. good start!

  17. Karan Raj –

    A decent poetry collection. ‘Gule Lala’ has some strong moments, but also some weaker ones. A worthwhile read for those who enjoy poetry.

  18. Dhananjay Joshi –

    Not my style. Found the book a bit too dry for my taste. It lacked the emotion and impact I was hoping for in a poetry book

  19. Gayatri Kundu –

    Not my cup of tea. While some may find ‘Gule Lala’ profound, I found it a bit too abstract and difficult to connect with.

  20. Ranjan Kumar Jha –

    ‘Gule Lala’ is a bit hit or miss. When it hits, it hits hard. But some poems didn’t connect with me at all. An average experience.

  21. Sanjana Jain –

    I enjoyed the exploration of human condition in ‘Gule Lala.’ Some poems were truly profound. A few felt a bit repetitive, but overall a good read.

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