It makes me feel those emotions, especially the pain the character in the “history” part feels.ĭoes it make complete sense always? No. It is written strongly, it has the pace to keep the reader turning the pages and finish the novel. I’ll not go into that aspect at all.įrom a purely fictional point of view, does it engage the reader who does not know all that history? Does it make the reader imagine traveling the paths that the characters take and the decisions they make? Does it make the reader feel the various emotions like anger or sadness or defiance that are spread across the novel? Yes, it does do that. The author mentions the books he has perused before writing the novel. I don’t know history, and I’m no historian to check if the events that the author tells in the book here are absolute facts. The story would be different for each one of us of course.
D) says history is coined by the term his – story.
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She begins to write a novel that her father had wanted to write, knowing full well it won’t be what he wanted to write, because their characters were very different. Events like her father’s death test her strength even more. When she refuses to bend completely to his will, Amir pronounces talaq on her, which shocks her, leading her to a deeper exploration of history. Though Amir promises her before marriage that she wouldn’t have to follow Islam strictly, she comes to realize after that that was easier said than done. It alienates her from her father, who disowns her, and pretends like she doesn’t exist. Razia was born Lakshmi, but having met Amir, and fallen in love with him, she goes against the wishes of her staunch Gandhian father, converts to Islam when Amir demands it. The book follows the life of a movie-maker Razia and the people she’s related to/associated with. The title caught my eye, but only when two of my friends said the book was controversial and that they had a Kannada copy of the same, did I purchase the book. I chanced upon the recently released English translation of the same while browsing through Flipkart. I neither read Kannada novels nor do I follow Kannada authors/literature as such. I had no idea there was a book called Aavarana in Kannada written by S L Bhyrappa. But there are few books which come to light because of the controversy the story creates. Some books even come to light purely by chance, or by the name of the author. Some come to light because of the beautiful cover design. Some books come to light because of the story.
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