
Visha Vahini
'Visha Vahini' Summary
The protagonist of Visha Vahini, a young man living in Southern India during the early 1900s, finds himself deeply in love with his classmate and friend. His heart is shattered when he discovers she has married another, leaving him heartbroken and disillusioned. Torn by grief and longing, he rejects the world around him, embracing a life of solitude and detachment. The novel delves into the intricacies of human relationships, exploring themes of love, betrayal, and the devastating consequences of obsessive attachment. The protagonist's emotional turmoil serves as a potent allegory for the destructive power of holding onto pain and regret. Visha Vahini, meaning 'Poisonous Stream' in Telugu, symbolizes the flow of negativity and bitterness that can overwhelm individuals who refuse to let go. The story ultimately underscores the importance of accepting life's inevitable changes and finding inner peace through detachment and self-discovery.Book Details
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