Nadimukh

Estuary Brings Alive The Different Waysabsurd And Endearing By Turnsin Which A Man And His Young Son Navigate The Contemporary World. In The Process, It Peels Back The Layers Of Kumarasurars Loneliness: The Hurt Of A Married Man Whose Wife Cares Only For The Happiness Of Their Child, The Endless Monotony Of An Office Job And The Struggle Of The Salaried Middle-Class To Give Their Children The Best Chance Of Success. Perumal Murugans Latest Novel, His First In An Urban Setting, Is Also A Razor-Sharp Parody Of Everything From E-Commerce To The Fitness Industry, Art Appreciation To Political Manipulation, Cram Schools To Social Networks. Through A Meditative Exploration Of A Fathers Emotional Landscape, Murugan Tells Of A World Wrecked By Unchecked Consumerism And An Obsession With Growth, Where Technology Overrides Common Sense And Degrees Dont Guarantee Education. And, With Characteristic Tenderness, He Also Weaves In A Way To Redemption. , , . . , . . , . . . , . . .