Sapkota’s ‘Bahek’ unfolds story of inner conflict & family fragmentation
Summary
Nepali writer Dr Dharma Sapkota’s novel 'Bahek' explores the psychological and social conflicts shaping identity and family relationships, highlighting struggles between personal truth and societal expectations.
Key Points
- Dr Dharma Sapkota's novel 'Bahek' explores the complex interplay of mind, body, and society.
- The story highlights psychological and social tensions leading to family fragmentation and emotional distancing.
- 'Bahek' addresses the theme of acceptance and the difficult journey toward acknowledging individual truth.
- The novel reflects on the balance between personal identity, family bonds, and societal norms.
