Gods,GravesandGrandmother

Gods, Graves and Grandmother by Namita Gokhale is a novel that explores family, tradition, religion and the changing social world of modern India. Through its characters and their everyday experiences, the book examines the tensions between inherited beliefs and new ways of living. Family relationships, rituals, social expectations and personal choices shape the narrative, while humour and observation reveal the complexities of ordinary life. Gokhale's storytelling brings together questions of identity, tradition and change in a distinctive portrait of Indian society and the relationships that hold families together.