Love & Longing In Bombay

Love & Longing In Bombay by Vikram Chandra is a collection of stories set in contemporary India, published by Penguin Group in 1997. This edition spans 268 pages and is presented in English. The narratives explore various facets of life and society, delving into themes of conflict, personal sacrifice, and the complexities of human relationships.
Readers will find a diverse array of tales within this anthology, including the story of a soldier who must make a harrowing choice to save his life, as well as a narrative centered on two feuding society women. Additionally, the collection features a detective unraveling political corruption at high levels. Through these stories, Chandra presents a vivid portrayal of modern Indian life, touching on elements of literature and fiction, while engaging with the intricacies of longing and connection.
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A collection of stories set in contemporary India. In Dharma, a soldier is forced to amputate his leg in order to save his life, Shakti is on two feuding society women, and Kama is on a detective who discovers political corruption at the highest level.
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