Kaleej Usavalam
Author: Uday N. Mhambre Publisher: Sanjana Publications Pages: 118 Book Cover: Hardcover₹200
“A common man’s family life” how it was about 50-55 years ago. Closely attached relations and a togetherness of the relatives. A beautiful and compact writing about a family.
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