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Rajmohan's Wife , first serialized in 1864, marked Bankimchandra
Chattopadhyay's debut as a writer. He went on to write fourteen novels in
Bengali, including the epochal Anandamath and the verse 'Vande Mataram', which
became the national song of India.
The beautiful and passionate Matangini, married to a villainous man and in love
with her sister's husband, represents the vitality of women who remain strong in
the face of brutality and the confining expectations of middle-class society.
Bankimchandra's vivid descriptions of the routine of Bengali households provide
a revealing portrait of life in the nineteenth century.
Rajmohan's Wife continues to be relevant
Rajmohan's Wife , first serialized in 1864, marked Bankimchandra
Chattopadhyay's debut as a writer. He went on to write fourteen novels in
Bengali, including the epochal Anandamath and the verse 'Vande Mataram', which
became the national song of India.
The beautiful and passionate Matangini, married to a villainous man and in love
with her sister's husband, represents the vitality of women who remain strong in
the face of brutality and the confining expectations of middle-class society.
Bankimchandra's vivid descriptions of the routine of Bengali households provide
a revealing portrait of life in the nineteenth century.
Rajmohan's Wife continues to be relevant