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Gently Falls the Bakula

   Author(s): Sudha Murthy

        Publisher: Penguin, Year: 2008   

                                        

 Description: 

The Bakula carries three plots woven into one another and leaves the reader with more than one impression. You can feel very uncomfortable about the conclusion. In this novel, Sudha has thoughtfully, and confidently, addressed the pain of work ethics and values for a contemporary lifestyle. The storey is about a young couple Shrikant and Shrimati, and the changes they come across when Shrikant is climbed the corporate ladder. This exam will tour Shrikants life both before and after his climb and see how it changes him, his wife and their union. The tale that comes from the novel, Mr. Philips and the Eyes of War, is a magnificently heart warming storey of a couple and the events which gradually inflict on their lifeline.

The narrator will still see Shrikant's fascination for his school-mate, Shrimati, and fall in love with her as as well. Shrimati even finds that she has fallen in love with Shrikant as well. After Shrikant entered an IT corporation and devoted his whole attention to becoming successful in his profession, he was very successful. Shrimati, who is very ambitious, dilutes her goals, and instead, she only follows Shrikant. Shrikant has transformed into a good business citizen while Shrimati has been with him on his path. The lives of both the uncle and the aunt were perfect before one day the uncle remembered while chatting with an old professor about what had he lost in his life. To suit into the new work-style, she has lost sight of herself and has been reduced to only remain a wife, with the wealthy man.

This book talks about the disease dubbed "emptymind syndrome" (also referred to "depressive disorder of the identity") under which the sufferers inwardly feel hollow and disconnected from the outside world. The sufferers can even become suicidal. The readers will be able to connect to the people in the novel who were struggling to understand the situation around them and how to act in order to make the world a safer place. The book "Gently Falls: The Bakula" was first released in 2008 by Penguin India.