Dharmaputra

Dharmaputra

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SKU: DADAX9386534274
UPC: 9789386534279
Brand: Rajpal & Sons
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Dharamputra Raises Fundamental Questions About Human Identity: Does A PersonS Existence Depend On The Family They Are Born Into Or The Type Of Education They Receive, Or Does Human Identity Lie Beyond Religion, Education, And Culture, And In The Values Of Humanity They Embody? It Tells The Story Of A Hindu And Muslim Family Whose Relationship Is Filled With Love. The Illegitimate Child Of A Young Muslim Girl Is Adopted By A Hindu Family And Raised According To Hindu Values. As He Grows Up, The Boy Becomes A Staunch Hindu And Believes That Muslims Should Leave India. During This Time, He Discovers The Truth About His Biological Mother. Despite The Mother And SonS Bond, They Stand On Opposite Sides Of A River, A Simmering River Of Hatred And Distrust Flowing Between Them. Renowned Filmmaker Yash Chopra Adapted This Novel Into A Highly Popular Film Of The Same Name In 1961.

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