Dehaati Ladke

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Dehaati Ladke

By: Shashank Bhartiya

Narrated by: Neeraj Yadav

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This is the story of a countryside boy, Rajat, who, fresh out of village schools, comes to the happening capital city of Lucknow for his higher education. High aspirations to become an officer, raw manners and slight desi pan in his etiquettes, he struggles his way out in the polished surroundings of college. The city and college start to absorb him, and he tries to adapt to the ways of the city.

In a turn of events, he meets a refined, classy girl and two boys of the opposite nature. Their friendship pans well, and some interesting things start to happen. With the passing of time and a mix of pressure for a career, the girl turning practical and a misundertstanding with the friends leads their ways apart. Then, the boy realises that this world is not so fair, and unless he proves himself, he will always be an outsider, ‘a dehati ladka’ for the city. In his struggle, a new girl supports him, and he goes on to become an income tax officer for the government of India. But has the first girl moved on, or is she still practical? Will the misunderstanding give way to their reunion?

Please note: This audiobook is in Hindi.

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