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Line Paar
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Anil Singh Lives In London And Is A Banker By Profession. He Has A Girlfriend, Pat, Who Has Long Harbored A Desire To Visit India. One Day, He Receives News That His Uncle, Who Lived In A Village Called Palanpur In North India, Has Passed Away. He Is Now The Sole Heir To His Estate. At PatS Urging, Anil Decides To Go To India. He Desires To Transfer His Property To His Name And Also To Get To Know The Country From Where His Parents Came. A Photography Enthusiast, Anil Takes His Camera With Him. He Also Harbors The Idea Of Farming. On The Way To The Village, Anil Learns That His Uncle Was Murdered And The Police Have Arrested His Maid For The Crime. Her Name Is Neetu, A Dalit. The Story Unfolds From Here, With One Thread Woven Into The Mystery Of This Murder. During His Stay In Palanpur, He Grapples With The Complexities Of North Indian Society, Including The Inter-Caste Politics Of Various Caste Groups (Thakurs, Muraos, Dalits), Corruption, Jealousy, Red Tape, Poverty, Gender Discrimination, Power Struggles, And The Turmoil Of A Divided Village. Line Paar Is A Realistic, Poignant, And Gripping Portrait Of An Indian Village Divided By Caste. It Chronicles The Tragic Story Of Rural Life Over A Century. The Story Blends Historical Facts With Personal Experiences. It Is Both A Sensational Crime Story And A Poignant Document Of Rural Life, Revealing A Diverse Picture Of Rural India Before And After Independence.
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