Bimladadi's Dream

di Aurobindo Ghosh (Autore)

Ukiyoto Publishing, 2024

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. This is the story of Bimladadi, a woman whose life was marked by loss and adversity but who faced every challenge with strength and grace. Widowed when her son Kantilal was twelve, she became both caregiver and breadwinner. The modest grocery shop her husband left behind became their lifeline. Through unwavering dedication, Bimladadi and Kantilal transformed the humble store into a thriving enterprise. As Kantilal grew, so did his responsibilities. After his first wife died from cancer, leaving him and their young son Shantilal in Bimladadi's care, her compassion and strength guided them through their grief. Fate then introduced Banno into their lives, a young woman with shattered dreams due to societal stigma. Kantilal supported her education, and they welcomed a daughter, Chhutki. The family’s fortunes improved as their grocery shop blossomed into a successful wholesale business. Shantilal and Chhutki inherited the family’s resilience. Both excelled academically, with Shantilal securing a place at IIT and later making his mark in Silicon Valley, USA. Inspired by her family’s perseverance, Chhutki pursued a career in aeronautical engineering, also joining IIT. The family’s story reaches a joyful climax in the United States, where Shantilal falls in love with an Indian-American girl. In a twist of fate, Chhutki finds herself attracted to her brother’s future brother-in-law, leading to a double celebration as both siblings marry, bringing their story full circle. The entire family gathers in America to witness this beautiful moment, a testament to their enduring bonds and strength. This book celebrates Bimladadi’s indomitable spirit and the unbreakable ties of family. It is a journey of hardship, perseverance, and triumph. May you find inspiration in their story and witness the incredible power of love and resilience.

• Autore: Aurobindo Ghosh
• Durata in (hh:mm:ss): 04:11:59
• Anno edizione: 2024
• Editore: Ukiyoto Publishing
• EAN: 9798882378317

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