The Ganges Whispers is very good depicting the behavioural difference between culture of high educated urban youth and a man from simple village background who carries the values of great India. It will arouse your curiosity. Straightforward plot. Simple language. Many dramatic twists, and clear messages. along with hints toward solutions.
The Ganges Whispers deals with the rise, departure and end of the mysterious painful narratives of the old people with great intimacy and poignancy. How the majority of today's educated society gets caught in the trap of de-culture, bites their guardians like snakes and ends up falling into the hell of despair and sobbing for life. Despite this wind of change, the banner of the eternal sense of duty (e.g., devotion to parents, self-reliance, kindness instead of injustice, hospitality after contempt, etc.) has not been blown away, but is flying. Coincidence and chance are the lifeblood of its plot. On the one hand, while the son runs to America in lust for his girlfriend, he falls behind her and cries. On the other hand, his father follows him in the Gangotri and becomes an example of unbreakable love.
The Ganges Whispers (Novel)
Rabindra Narayan Mishra