Siddharth Choudhary, born in 1983 in Calcutta, is a poet, writer, painter and a trained martial artiste. He has a master’s degree in advertising and communications. He presently lives in Mumbai, where he works as an advertising professional. <<Back to the Book page
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They proceeded inside the village. Babua’s feet now were moving swiftly at the sharp turns of the village lanes. Chandani unable to cope up with Babua was left a bit behind. Babua stopped and looked behind. ‘Chandani you go to your home. It’s late and soon going to be dark. Your mother will be worried. [...]
dust, dusk and sesame seeds
Posted: April 4, 2010 in NovelTags: dusk and sesame seeds, dust, dust dusk and sesame seeds, Indian novel, siddhartha Choudhary
Basera is a small village situated on the foothills of the Sahyadri ranges, and like any other village in India is awaiting transformation. Here you find interesting characters.
Babua is puzzled by the constant reverie he is into. He learns life’s lessons by arriving at his own conclusions. Kancha, his school friend, disapproves of the life in the village and finds happiness in a newfound path.
Saloni is determined to set the pace of Basera’s development. With this hope she tells a miraculous story to the children. A story that is designed to change lives forever.
Siddhartha Choudhary paints a pretty picture of life in Indian villages and addresses different social issues, namely how the evil of illiteracy haunts the rural society.
