Do Bhai Tatha Anya Kahaniyan
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Do Bhai Tatha Anya Kahaniyan

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SKU: 9789353496753

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Dive into the world of Premchand with “Do Bhai Tatha Anya Kahaniyan” (ISBN: 9789353496753). This collection of heartwarming tales explores the complexities of human relationships, societal dynamics, and the resilience of the human spirit. Experience Premchand’s storytelling magic in these unforgettable stories.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789353496753
  • Publisher: Hind Pocket Books
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: Hindi
  • Width: 140 mm
  • ISBN-10: 9353496756
  • Publisher Date: 25 Mar 2020
  • Height: 40 mm
  • No of Pages: 156

21 reviews for Do Bhai Tatha Anya Kahaniyan

  1. Gaurav Chawla –

    I appreciated the realism in these stories. Some were a bit bleak, but they offer a valuable perspective on Indian society.

  2. Debaraj Roy –

    This book gave me a glimpse into a different time and place. A few stories were slow, but most were engaging and emotional.

  3. Sahil Saini –

    Premchand’s genius shines through in this collection. ‘Do Bhai’ is a masterpiece! Some stories were less impactful, but still enjoyable.

  4. Apoorv Agrahari –

    Premchand’s stories are timeless. ‘Do Bhai’ is especially touching, but some of the other stories felt a bit dated. Still, a worthwhile read.

  5. Srinjoy Basak –

    I enjoyed the simplicity of the language and the relatable characters. A few stories dragged on a bit, but the messages are powerful.

  6. Peehu Choudhary –

    I enjoyed the cultural insights in these stories. Some were a bit slow-paced, but the writing is beautiful.

  7. Surya Kant Vashisht –

    Good stories, but some felt repetitive. The themes are important, but the execution varied. Worth a read if you like classic literature.

  8. Himanshu Gautam –

    A great collection to get acquainted with Premchand’s work. Though not every story is a winner, the overall quality is high.

  9. Ashish Das –

    An okay read. Some stories were good, but others were forgettable. I wouldn’t rush to recommend it.

  10. Aditya Mishra –

    I found some of the stories quite depressing, but they are a reflection of the times. Not a light read, but thought-provoking.

  11. Aryaman Rawat –

    I was moved by the simplicity and depth of these stories. Some were predictable, but the characters were so well-developed.

  12. Sreekanth S –

    Classic Premchand! These stories are full of heart and humanity. A must-read for anyone interested in Indian literature.

  13. Vaishnavi –

    Premchand’s writing is so evocative. These stories are full of heart and humanity. A must-read.

  14. Shivam Swami –

    Premchand’s observations are sharp and insightful. The translation is good, though I wonder if something is lost in translation.

  15. Vidyasagar Madaka –

    A beautiful collection that captures rural India so well. Some stories resonated more than others, but overall a great introduction to Premchand.

  16. Ankit Patel –

    Premchand at his best! This collection is full of gems. The stories are timeless and relevant even today.

  17. Twinkle Israni –

    A decent collection of short stories. I particularly liked the social commentary. A couple of stories felt unfinished, though.

  18. Muskan –

    Worth reading for ‘Do Bhai’ alone! The other stories are a mixed bag, but there are some hidden treasures.

  19. Rishi Prasad Agrahari –

    This collection is a mixed bag. Some stories are brilliant, others are just okay. Worth reading for the gems, though!

  20. Hemanth Lanka –

    A wonderful collection! Premchand’s storytelling is captivating, and the characters feel so real. Highly recommend!

  21. Sumit Kumar –

    A classic for a reason. These stories are still relevant today. Though some felt predictable, the writing is superb.

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