Faiyaz Ahmad Wajeeh in conversation with novelist and poetess Anushakti Singh about her latest novel Sharmishtha. The novel is a complex take on a woman’s life, told through Singh’s understanding of mythology, love, and single motherhood.
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Watch | 'Sharmistha' Is a Story of a Struggling Single Proud Mother
Faiyaz Ahmad Wajeeh in conversation with novelist and poetess Anushakti Singh about her latest novel 'Sharmishtha'.
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