Koirala was very good at depicting the character and mind of women. One of the best Nepali love story I have ever read. It's so true yet so ethereal, the tug of war between absistent virtues and carnal desires, the hypocritical dogmas and natural harmony. It's so true yet so ethereal, the tug of war between absistent virtues and carnal desires, the hypocritical dogmas and natural harmony. While Koirala is considered one of the most charismatic political leader of Nepal, he was also one of the most well-read and thoughtful writers of Nepalese literature. To surmount carnal desires is not possible for an ordinary mortal and the pleasures of the flesh have a place in life. The Brahmin boy is serious about his spiritual goals but succumbs to the charms of a lovely girl. 
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The education that was supposed to be Somdutta's ladder to salvation, the meditation, soul searching kept him from the real luminese.
The exploration of naturalism which was suppressed and hidden by the belief and ego of caste, culture and religion.
Want to Read saving…. What still haunts the people in our community is that the false lines drawn by nepalli religion, caste and class between people. Apr 13, Barsha Shrestha rated it it was amazing.
Kapil Basnet rated it liked it May 08, To view it, click here. One of the best Nepali love story I have ever read.
सुम्निमा [Sumnima] by Bishweshwar Prasad Koirala
Deependra Samant rated it did not like it Sep 17, Aug 03, Shibu added it. A book about friendship between two different caste of people Brahmin and Kirat and their views about purpose of life.
The education that was supposed to be Somdutta's ladder to salvation, the meditation, soul searching kept him from the real luminese. A piece that transcends time. Sumnima hardly spent the days after somdatta left her. Apr 05, Santosh Geeri rated it it was amazing. As a social realist, with good psychological insight, Koirala had established himself as one of the most important Nepali short story writers of Nepal.
They were pulling him away from the actual life and the knowledge created further obstacles in his quest for salvation. To surmount carnal desires is not possible for an ordinary mortal and the pleasures of the flesh have a place in life. Nepali writing at its best. Skip to main content Skip to main navigation menu Skip to site footer. The hopeful ending is yet to come to life in a real-time scenario.
Ethnic Consciousness in B.P. Koirala’s Sumnima
Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. It's an elegant work of imagination by BP that treads on nelali boundary of psychological and evolutionary science.
This is a story of a Brahmin boy whose bepali to achieve spiritual salvation forces him to abandon his love and suppress his desires for a K Sumnima is one of the best Nepalese novels I have ever read. Koirala was always a driven and visionary personality who never feared to bring suppressed and subdued emotions into his works. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account.
After years of fight, protests and legal battles, nothing has changed.
We want what hepali can't have and we try to shove our dominance in the world through our thoughts or actions but the might of nature always prevails at the end. They first met in the Koshi riverside.
Nepali Novel Sumnima
nepaoi His sincere take on love and sexuality in human life, the futility of suppressing the natural desires and the aftereffects of those forceful acts; its all there, laid down in the most beautiful and convincing language. A masterpiece from BPK. Nov 28, Sangharsha rated it it was amazing Shelves: Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read.
The book is enjoyed reading and teaches to love your body which is temporary. They were pulling him away from the actual life and the knowledge created further obstacles in his quest for salvation.
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