Talapavaili Fulla (Konkani)
Author: Prakash Acharya Publisher: Sanjana Publications Pages: 79 ISBN: NA Book Cover: Hardcover₹150
A collection of “Chandbaddh” poetry. ie poems in the form of lyrics. Collection contains different types of poetry.
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