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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
No one could stop the pace of time, as the passing time, Mandvi's silence was increasing in exile. She could not even forget the treatment and humiliation that had happened to her. She could not get the love of adolescence, always got neglected feelings from her husband. After Rama's exile, Bharat had made up his mind to live outside the city as a forest dweller. Mandvi could not forget the discrimination faced by her in the palace.
The cycle of time was increasing, only the presence of a stranger could give some comfort to Mandvi. Ram was coming to Ayodhya today after fourteen years, as well as Bharat's vow was also fulfilled, the young man had known this. He left Mandvi till the palace and gave Naulakha necklace as a sign of his love.
When Ram felt the words of the washerman, he asked to leave Sita in the exile, then Mandvi's heart cried out. She was filled with anger and described herself as a victim of humiliation, as well as mentioned the justice and injustice done to Sita, but she was defeated by the fabric of the cruel society.
Aruna Sharma Anokhi
Writer Aruna Sharma is rich in very rare ideas since childhood. His attention has always been on those aspects of life which society often ignores. His ideas quickly influence others. He has ambition to bring change in the society. The idea of writing "Mandvi's silent exile" came in his mind at the age of 14, but, due to the circumstances not being favorable, this idea could not be implemented at that time. But now he is ready for change. Its purpose is not to hurt any individual, caste or community. In its main form, the author has made some changes which are his own thinking.
