LiteraryLandmark Gaban, a classic Hindi novel by Munshi Premchand, delves into morality, greed, love, and the pressures of society. The novel revolves around the story of Ramanath, a young man from a relatively humble background who is lured by his wife's desire for expensive jewelry and the allure of a luxurious life. He yields to temptation by embezzling money and, through this, sets a chain of events that test his character and relationships. Through Ramanath's journey, Premchand vividly portrays the struggle of middle-class aspirations, the consequences of ethical compromises, and the societal expectations of the time. Rich in social commentary, Gaban is a poignant tale that explores human frailty and redemption, offering timeless lessons that resonate across generations.