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Neti, Neti | Not This, Not This
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Neti, Neti | Not This, Not This

by Anjum Hasan
Fiction 2009 287 pages

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Neti Neti | Not This, Not This by Anjum Hasan offers a captivating tale centered around Sophie Das, a twenty-five-year-old who embarks on a journey from Shillong to Bangalore in pursuit of employment, adventure, and personal freedom. In the vibrant pages of this novel, readers follow Sophie and her spirited companions as they navigate the realms of offices, pubs, call centers, nocturnal streets, shopping malls, and rock concerts, while also delving into the lives of Bangalore's newly affluent.

As the city's money-driven ethos takes hold, Sophie gradually experiences a growing sense of estrangement. However, a chilling and shocking murder suddenly propels her back to her hometown, where her father, known for his penchant for quoting from literary works, and her mother, who has become increasingly devout, are actively pursuing their dreams. As Sophie grapples with the disorienting effects of her experiences, the question arises: will she be able to reclaim her sense of belonging and discover a place to call home?

Published
Dec 2009
Publisher
Pages
287
Format
Paperback, Kindle / eBook
ISBN
978-8186939512
Language
English
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