Description
Veyipadagalu, written by Sri Vishwanatha Satyanarayana, is considered one of the most celebrated works in Telugu literature. The title of the book, Veyipadagalu, translates to "Hundred and Eight Pages," symbolizing the multiple layers and intricacies of human emotions, social dynamics, and cultural realities.
FAQ'S
1.Who Written this Book?
Veyipadagalu Book was written by Author Sri Vishwanatha Satyanarayana.
2.When this Book Released or Published?
This Book was Released or Published in 1946.
3.What is the Purpose of this Book?
The primary purpose of Veyipadagalu is to explore the complexities of human emotions, moral dilemmas, and the social
transformations of the 20th-century Indian context. The book serves as a bridge between traditional values and modern
progress, offering a narrative that encourages reflection on personal identity, relationships, societal norms, and the
pursuit of self-realization. It remains a timeless piece of literature that encourages deep thought about the human
experience and how individuals navigate the ever-changing world around them.
4.Where this Book is Available?
This Book is Available in Sree Rama Book Center.
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