Best-Selling Books

An old saying goes like this: ``When you open a book, a book opens.'' A new world opens. Books are very important to our lives and usually contain knowledge and understanding about different areas of daily life. For example, you'll find information about living a happy and fulfilling life, love and relationships, prayer, and other areas.

India has a vast and diverse natural environment and a complex history, so it has many writers. Below are some of India's best-selling books. I. A worthy boy

This book is definitely one of the best-selling books, if not the top, by an Indian author named Vikram Seth.

This widely acclaimed work by Vikram Seth is set against the backdrop of post-independent India and revolves around four families.

The story mainly revolves around Rupa Mehra's journey to find a suitable boy for her 19-year-old daughter Lata, who believes in love at first sight. Other themes, such as changing family relationships, caste and class tensions, and conflicts between Hinduism and Islam, are also explored in detail.

II. God of small things

Susanna Arundhati's debut novel centers on a family in the southern Indian state of Kerala in the 1960s.

Many topics are covered in this book, but the most important one is the childhood experiences of fraternal twins. Other themes, such as the caste system, communism, and religion, are also explored in detail. III. exquisite balance

This literary work by Rohinton Mistry is one of his best-selling books of all time. There's a good reason for that.

The story contained in this book took place in 1975 and is widely known as "The Emergency." Indira Gandhi was Prime Minister during this period of unrest. The story revolves around four strangers from different walks of life and explores different themes based on political, economic, and social forces. This is from the turbulent times to the present.

IV. White Tiger

This Man Booker Prize-winning book by Aravind Adiga also boasts of being one of his bestselling books.

The darkly funny story of Balram Halwai, a poor village boy, deals with his two main areas: corruption and class struggle in India. The village boy eventually manages to reach the top and succeeds, but in the process, he repeatedly commits obscene acts. V. Palace of Fantasy

This award-winning novel by Chitra Banerjee Divakarni revolves around the Hindu mythological epic Mahabharata. The story is told from the perspective of Draupadi, or Panchali, a woman in a male-dominated epic.

The amazing way in which the author explores the portrayal of jealousy, love, and anxiety is why this work of art is widely regarded as one of the best fictional depictions of Mahabharat.

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