Author: Sharad Pawar
Publication: Rajhans Prakashan
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Author: Vilas Patil
Publication: Anubandh Prakashan
Category: माहितीपर
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दोघी (Doghi) is a Marathi novel by Vilas Patil. It was published in 1991 by Anubandh Prakashan. The novel tells the story of two women, one from a wealthy family and the other from a poor family, who are brought together by their love for the same man. The novel explores the themes of class, gender, and love. The novel is set in a small town in Maharashtra. The protagonist, Sarita, is the daughter of a wealthy businessman. She is educated and independent, but she is also sheltered from the realities of life for the poor. One day, she meets a young man named Rahul, who is from a poor family. Rahul is intelligent and ambitious, but he is also struggling to make ends meet. Sarita and Rahul fall in love, but their relationship is met with disapproval from both of their families. Sarita's family is opposed to her relationship with Rahul because he is not from a wealthy family. They believe that Sarita will be unhappy with a man who cannot provide for her. Rahul's family is also opposed to the relationship because they believe that Sarita is too good for Rahul. They believe that Rahul will not be able to take care of Sarita and that she will eventually leave him. Sarita and Rahul decide to get married in spite of the opposition from their families. They believe that their love for each other is strong enough to overcome any obstacles. However, their relationship is not easy. They face financial difficulties and social ostracism. Sarita's family cuts her off from their financial support, and Rahul's family is ashamed of him for marrying a woman from a wealthy family. Sarita and Rahul eventually find happiness together. They are able to overcome the obstacles in their way and build a strong and loving relationship. However, their story is a reminder that love is not always easy. It can take hard work and sacrifice to make a relationship work. दोघी is a powerful and moving novel that explores the themes of class, gender, and love. It is a story about two women who find strength in each other and who fight for their right to be together. The novel is a reminder that love is a powerful force that can overcome any obstacle.
