3 Review(s)

A heartwarming story about a little white puppy named Gopi and the loving family that adopts him. It beautifully captures Gopi’s transformation from a small pup into a young dog and the bond he shares with his family. Told from the perspective of a lazy or unemployed man (“nithalla”), this witty work uses humor and satire to critique Indian society, politics, and everyday hypocrisy. Readers often praise its sharp observations and humor. : This is a translation of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s work—“Diary of a Madman”—offering the protagonist’s descent into madness in diary-like entries. A reflective, essayistic diary blending introspection with literary commentary. Its style is intimate and subtle, using diary entries to unfold deeper thoughts and invite reflection.