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TAMARIND ACHE

by Srushti Dhoke
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Author Srushti Dhoke
Publisher RUPA PUBLICATIONS
Synopsis " They were ordinary people but their love was extraordinary. So much so that Shiva left Suchita when he felt he was not made for her. He went on to marry another woman, have children, and live an incomplete life. Till one day, things changed for him. Under the most unexpected circumstances the two lovers meet once again, after having lived for decades without each other. Will the two re-unite or will their love be forever unrequited? This is a story about a love which is lost and then found in the most unusual circumstances. As they say—love is not complicated, people are!"

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Binding: HardBack
About the author Srushti Dhoke is a freshman at Boston University, Massachusetts, USA, studying economics and mathematics. Brought up in towns and cities, her annual visits to her grandparents’ village in Maharashtra are embedded in her memories—a time when she enjoyed the simple pleasures that rural life has to offer.
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  • Language: English
  • Publisher: RUPA PUBLICATIONS
  • Pages: 200
  • Binding: HardBack
  • ISBN: 9789353332853
  • Category: Modern & Contemporary
  • Related Category: Novel
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