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Author: Ranjeet Desai
Publication: Mehta Publishing House
Category: कादंबरी
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श्रीमानयोगी (नाटक) - Shrimanyogi(Naatak) श्रीमानयोगी (नाटक) is a Marathi play written by Ranjeet Desai and published by Mehta Publishing House. It is a social drama that explores the themes of love, marriage, and family relationships. The play is set in a small town in Maharashtra and tells the story of a young man named Shriman Yogi who is torn between his love for a woman from a lower caste and his duty to his family. The play is a powerful indictment of the caste system and the social prejudices that it perpetuates. The play was first produced in 1961 and has been staged several times since then. It has also been translated into several other languages, including English, Hindi, and Gujarati. The play is considered to be one of Desai's most important works and is a significant contribution to Marathi literature. Here is a brief synopsis of the play: Shriman Yogi is a young man from a Brahmin family who is studying to become a priest. He is in love with a woman named Savitri, who is from a lower caste. Savitri's family is opposed to the relationship, but Shriman Yogi is determined to marry her. Shriman Yogi's family is also opposed to the marriage, but they eventually agree to it. However, the marriage does not bring happiness to Shriman Yogi. He is unable to reconcile his love for Savitri with his duty to his family. Shriman Yogi eventually leaves his family and joins a group of sadhus. He becomes a wandering monk, searching for a way to find peace and happiness. The play ends with Shriman Yogi still searching for answers. He has not found a way to reconcile his love for Savitri with his duty to his family, but he is determined to continue his search. श्रीमानयोगी (नाटक) is a powerful and moving play that explores the complex relationships between love, duty, and family. It is a play that is both relevant and timeless, and it is a significant contribution to Marathi literature.
