Chandrabhushan
Paperback
Publisher: Ayush Ink
Published: Mar 25 2026
Pages: 94
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.23 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
This book is an English translation of original Hindi work, चन्द्रभूषण।
This novel is the story of extraordinary struggles in an ordinary village, centered on the youngest son of the family, Chandrabhushan. Amidst family divisions, greed, the weight of traditions, and crumbling relationships, he grows up as the only child who holds on to truth, honour, and love. After losing his mother in childhood, he witnesses his father's struggles, his brother's quarrels, and the harsh customs of society with his own eyes. Through study and hard work, he forges his own path, but life also leads him down the difficult road of love, defiance, and justice. Marriage to a minor, court rulings, and the narrow-mindedness of the village, through all this, he learns the true meaning of responsibility and courage. Chandrabhushan's journey shows that no matter how deep poverty, division, and injustice run, truth and human values are what make a person the moon of the family and the pride of society.
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