Book Details

• ISBN: 9788171611775

• Edition: 4

• Publishing Year: March 1983

• Pages: 124

• Language: Marathi

• Category: Short Stories

• Publisher: Mehta Publishing House

• Binding: Paperback

About The Book

“Chawadi and Jaglya” are periodicals written during a specific period that contain two distinct sections. While these sections differ, they share a common thread of social commitment. These works emphasize the importance of straightforward communication, particularly in rural communities, where people are urged to speak honestly and not fall prey to external pressures.

The book reflects on the human tendency to narrow intentions and aspirations, especially as one becomes more entrenched in the middle class, symbolized by the image of a turtle. The collection explores how humor, often seen as insignificant or even ridiculed, can hold deep societal reflections.

Through the various stories, the author critiques societal norms and reminds readers of the deep connections between individuals and the communities they belong to. This thought-provoking collection invites readers to reflect on the role of society in shaping individual thoughts and behaviors, and the complexities of living within that framework.