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Sheela Reddy
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Binding
Hardback
Number of Pages
432
Age Group
All
Language
English
Book Summary
This is a non-fiction biography that uncovers a remarkable union against a backdrop of social upheaval. It revisits the relationship between Ruttie Petit and Mohammed Ali Jinnah, exploring how personal vows collided with tradition, faith, and the demands of public life in early 20th-century South Asia. Written for readers who love politics, history, and enduring love stories, the tone is thoughtful, respectful, and insightfully curious.
Presented through unseen letters, personal papers, and accounts from friends and contemporaries, the narrative combines documentary evidence with a compelling, story-led approach. The authorโs research travels from Delhi to Bombay to Karachi to situate intimate correspondence within a sweeping historical arcโshowing how two distinctive lives intersected with empire, reform, and nation-building.
The reading experience is anchored by intimate voices alongside careful historical analysis, offering multiple perspectives without sensationalism. Readers follow a sequence that mirrors the cadence of correspondence, while clear context reveals why choices mattered then and how they resonate with questions of leadership, duty, and personal freedom today. Concepts and skills highlighted include the historical context of colonial India, social norms, gender expectations, cross-cultural dynamics, and the interplay between private life and public destiny. The writing remains accessible and engaging through concrete evidence and thoughtful narration.
After finishing, readers gain a nuanced understanding of how personal choices can shape public history, along with a deeper appreciation for the resilience of individual voices in a changing world. The book invites curiosity, empathy, and a lasting perspective on love, duty, and history.
Product Details
Author
Sheela Reddy
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
432
Language
English
SKU
9780143448693
ISBN
9780143448693
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
13.97x2.79x21.59cm
Binding
Hardback
MRP: โน 550
โน 523
โน 27 Off