Don Jatiche Ghar: ओबीसींच्या जीवनातील
Paperback
Publisher: Notion Press
Published: Jul 6 2026
Pages: 284
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.64 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: Marathi
Set against the villages along the Wainganga River, दोन जातीचे घर is a powerful story of struggle, identity, love, and hope.At its heart are two brothers fighting poverty, social barriers, and family conflict while trying to preserve their family's dignity. As one brother enters college, the story expands into a world of youth politics, friendship, caste tensions, and romance. Amid ideological clashes and social divisions, a group of students dares to choose unity over prejudice.The novel vividly explores the aspirations and dilemmas of today's OBC youth-caught between tradition and change, privilege and exclusion, ambition and uncertainty.Rich in family emotions, village nostalgia, and social realism, this thought-provoking novel reminds us that while society may divide people, humanity, friendship, and love still have the power to bring them together.A compelling story of modern India that will stay with you long after the final page.
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