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Aayno
by Ashwini Bhatt
Description:
Vijya, Who Is Friend And Partner Of The Author Went Missing, Police Has A Doubt That Author Is Behind His Missing. While His Wife And Authors Daughter Suspects That He Is Lost Behind Finding Another Woman.
About The Author
Ashwini Bhatt (1936 – 2012) was a Gujarati language novelist. Bhatt wrote twelve novels and three novellas. He translated several works in Gujarati including Alistair MacLean and James Hadley Chase. He also translated Freedom at Midnight by Collins and Lapierre in Gujarati as Ardhi Rate Azadi which was critically acclaimed.
His serialized novels include Othaar, Faanslo, Aashka Maandal, Katibandh, Nirja Bhargav, Lajja Sanyal, Aayno, Angaar, Jalkapat and Aakhet. Besides writing novels, he was also involved in theatre. His Katibandh was made into TV series.
He was also involved in Narmada Bachao Andolan.
Skryf Review
Amazing book. The type of writing Ashwini follows is hard to find in Gujarati authors not only in mystery but in all genres in the whole of Gujarati literature. if you are familiar with the usual pressures of typical Indian schooling system and therefore Anyhow…that thing aside I loved the story, the characters, the narration style and the suspense! And also for the friendship for all the people. It’s an absolutely awesome read. Didn’t expect anything less from Ashwini Bhaat. A must read for the entire suspense from first to last page.