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Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyays epic novel, Devdas, is a tale of love and loss and has been a favourite of filmmakers.

I do wish that the translator understood enough of both languages to portray what was meant in Bengali, in English.

It has a haunting quality, the last few hours of his life when he is lying there, dying, and she keeps on waking up, hearing in her sleep her name he keeps of whispering and and going to the terrace wondering who is calling her.

From there, he writes a letter to Parvati, saying that they should simply continue only as friends.

I loved the Author simplicity of story telling without complicating it Hope, Translator had captured the original essence.

Poorna rated it it was amazing Jan 04, He wants to have whatever he wants whenever he wants it which isnt possible.

Parvatis mother approaches Devdass mother, Harimati, with a marriage proposal.

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You used to be so harsh with your words, brush me aside with such revulsion, and the more you did that, the more I wanted to go to you.

Its a seemingly uncomplicated scene until one realises that it is Devdas inability to understand and relate to Paro emotionally, perhaps as a woman, that condemns his relationship and ultimately himself to death.

He completely destroys his life and even if you feel angry at him for rejecting the girl which I did not, because being an Indian I know how deeply rooted caste system was back then you will grieve for him by the end the story is finished.

Making up his mind, decides he tells his father he ssrat to marry Parvati.

This is not a story about ego vs love, one woman losing the latter for the former and the other the reverse.

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Paro, the love of his life, sees her loss when she sees him throwing himself away in drink and dissipation, sheer depression and inability to get past loss of her, pretty much a boat that has lost its sails and sailor and is at mercy of all winds and waves, and hears him telling her that if only she had been there she could have taken care of him and his household, his home, his mother who is at mercy of the other the only now that he is alone daughter in law, and he would have been free to not worry.

But they were so different, so chahdra than the magnanimous images on screen.

I have never had to endure physical suffering before, and I cannot face it now.

He is too cowardly to pursue love properly in the face of social expectations.

Devdas By Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay Pdf In English