Gora

Rich in philosophical debate, the narrative explores themes of politics and religion through the intertwining love stories of Gora and Sucharita, as well as Binoy and Lolita. Set against the backdrop of British-ruled Bengal, it highlights the inequalities and orthodoxies of established religious customs. The novel resonates with the spirit of India’s nationalist awakening, delving into the conflicts between individuals and society, ultimately establishing itself as an epic saga among literary classics.