Nanak Singh
Paperback | Pages: 167 pages Rating: 4.18 | 352 Users | 37 Reviews
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| Original Title: | Saintly Sinner (Pavitra Paapi) |
| Edition Language: | Panjabi; Punjabi |
| Characters: | Kedat, Panna Lal, Veena |
Narration Supposing Books Pavitar Paapi
This book tells the story of “Kedar” a young man who through life’s sometimes cruel plays, ends up affecting and impacting on the world and happiness of “Panna Lal and his family. This book is set in 1930’s Punjab, before partition and was originally written in the Punjabi Language. Navdeep Suri has translated this Indian classic masterfully, preserving the sadness and poetry that flow through this exceptional work.The Author, Nanak Singh has been described as the father of the Punjabi Novel
List Appertaining To Books Pavitar Paapi
| Title | : | Pavitar Paapi |
| Author | : | Nanak Singh |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 167 pages |
| Published | : | (first published 1940) |
| Categories | : | Fiction |
Rating Appertaining To Books Pavitar Paapi
Ratings: 4.18 From 352 Users | 37 ReviewsCriticize Appertaining To Books Pavitar Paapi
someone told me to read this novel
It is fantastic story forentertainment nothing else.. bczfrom this i didnt learn any lessonexcept tht we should not hurtanybody
This is a very good book
It was my 2nd novel. After reading this novel i sat in the corner and cried like a little kid for two hours. I can't forget those great chrs specially 'Veena'. I think i'm in love with her and i can literaly feel her
If you have not read "Pavitar Paapi" then you have surely missed an illecebrous piece of writing skills. I am dazzled by the way in which he presents his characters and shows his own freedom using them as a means. Pavitar paapi has been translated into English under the name of "Saintly Sinner".Natasha Tolstoy, grand-daughter of novelist Leo Tolstoy, translated Nanak Singh's novel Chitta Lahu into Russian. She visited Nanak Singh in Amritsar to present the first copy of the translated novel to
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