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Kela Handa (The Wild Moon)

W.A. Silva

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Description:Kela Handa (1933) was a novel of W A Silva, another prolific Sri Lankan writer. This book was turned into a good film that stayed in the viewer’s memory for a very long time.At the time Silva wrote the novel he depicted the inevitable class struggle. Well born, bred and wealthy John Jayapala had the folly of falling in love with a beautiful but poor village girl. The village people were rubber tree owners and were well off during the First World War and after with the rubber prices booming but had receded to poverty again.A very young John Jayapala, an idealist, pursued, wooed and married Malini, the heroine in the story. His mother never forgave the heir to the Jayapala inheritance. She never let go her ambitions for her son who was well educated both locally and abroad. At this time there was much nationalism displayed in the country hitherto governed by the British and the rumbles of independence were forming. The country was poised for a great future and the proud matriarch had great political ambitions for her son. In the furor that followed, Malini found herself, in a mansion very lonely with only Mrs Daniel who was her English lessons and music tutor and her young husband abroad.Though the sadness and isolation were unbearable for Malini who had given up the life she knew, she did overcome the situation well, later, for quite a while but the result, as expected, was a tragic end.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Kela Handa (The Wild Moon). To get started finding Kela Handa (The Wild Moon), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 353

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: S. Godage & Brothers

Release: 1933

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Description: Kela Handa (1933) was a novel of W A Silva, another prolific Sri Lankan writer. This book was turned into a good film that stayed in the viewer’s memory for a very long time.At the time Silva wrote the novel he depicted the inevitable class struggle. Well born, bred and wealthy John Jayapala had the folly of falling in love with a beautiful but poor village girl. The village people were rubber tree owners and were well off during the First World War and after with the rubber prices booming but had receded to poverty again.A very young John Jayapala, an idealist, pursued, wooed and married Malini, the heroine in the story. His mother never forgave the heir to the Jayapala inheritance. She never let go her ambitions for her son who was well educated both locally and abroad. At this time there was much nationalism displayed in the country hitherto governed by the British and the rumbles of independence were forming. The country was poised for a great future and the proud matriarch had great political ambitions for her son. In the furor that followed, Malini found herself, in a mansion very lonely with only Mrs Daniel who was her English lessons and music tutor and her young husband abroad.Though the sadness and isolation were unbearable for Malini who had given up the life she knew, she did overcome the situation well, later, for quite a while but the result, as expected, was a tragic end.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Kela Handa (The Wild Moon). To get started finding Kela Handa (The Wild Moon), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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