Nirmala by Munshi Premchand is a poignant Hindi novel that deals with the struggles of a young woman, Nirmala, who is forced into an early marriage due to her family’s financial situation. The story highlights the harsh realities faced by women in a patriarchal society, especially the social pressure and challenges faced by young brides.
Nirmala is married to a man much older than her, and her life is filled with emotional and physical hardships. The novel explores themes of dowry, marriage, and the plight of women in traditional Indian society. Through Nirmala’s tragic story, Premchand critiques the societal norms that subjugate women and reflects on the power dynamics within relationships. The novel is a powerful commentary on the oppression of women and the societal pressures that limit their freedom and happiness.
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