The Broken Thorns

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This is the story of a dancer, Noorbai, at the Mughal Court, who, with her matchless beauty and artistic accomplishments, had captivated the hearts of the Mughal Emperor Muhammad Shah and the infamous invader Nadir Shah, who had taken a fancy to her and wanted to take her along on his way back to Iran. However, Noorbai made up her mind not to leave her country. The realistic picture of the country's agony in the grip of disruption and unrest serves as a backdrop to the romantic love between Noorbai and Mohan, a Jat guard and a commoner, the latter making the secret and dramatic escape from the Red Fort possible. Mohan, the Jat hero of the novel, is a remarkable common man who leads Noorbai in elevating and sublimating her life in Vrindavan by singing devotional songs addressed to Lord Krishna. Noorbai, with her transformed spirit, finally symbolises the magic touch of the liberal Hindu philosophy of adjustment and assimilation, without whose operation the broken thorns of divisiveness sticking deep into our body politic, even now in the present turbulent times, cannot be dislodged or dissolved easily to make us a united nation, i.e. India of our vision. Her self-abnegation in throwing gold and jewellery into the river Yamuna re-establishes the supremacy of spiritual values in life.

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ISBN
9788184305678
Pages
360
Avg Reading Time
12 hrs
Age
18+ yrs
Country of Origin
India

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This is the story of a dancer, Noorbai, at the Mughal Court, who, with her matchless beauty and artistic accomplishments, had captivated the hearts of the Mughal Emperor Muhammad Shah and the infamous invader Nadir Shah, who had taken a fancy to her and wanted to take her along on his way back to Iran. However, Noorbai made up her mind not to leave her country. The realistic picture of the country's agony in the grip of disruption and unrest serves as a backdrop to the romantic love between Noorbai and Mohan, a Jat guard and a commoner, the latter making the secret and dramatic escape from the Red Fort possible. Mohan, the Jat hero of the novel, is a remarkable common man who leads Noorbai in elevating and sublimating her life in Vrindavan by singing devotional songs addressed to Lord Krishna. Noorbai, with her transformed spirit, finally symbolises the magic touch of the liberal Hindu philosophy of adjustment and assimilation, without whose operation the broken thorns of divisiveness sticking deep into our body politic, even now in the present turbulent times, cannot be dislodged or dissolved easily to make us a united nation, i.e. India of our vision. Her self-abnegation in throwing gold and jewellery into the river Yamuna re-establishes the supremacy of spiritual values in life.

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  • ISBN
    9788184305678
  • Pages
    360
  • Avg Reading Time
    12 hrs
  • Age
    18+ yrs
  • Country of Origin
    India

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