The Other End of the Corridor  (English, Paperback, Rajpal Sujata)

The Other End Of The corridor is an alarming story about a young girl Leela and her journey. It is an eye-opener to all the atrocities that are committed on women. Simple yet powerful, this book clearly echoes the disturbing elements in our society that simply leave women oppressed. Issues like early marriage, dowry, abuse are clearly highlighted. It’s high time that we as a society stopped participating in such crimes and worked progressively towards gender equality. This book strongly advo...

What a wonderful story from a debut writer. Well done Sujata.
We need more such books from you in future.

Leela reflects a lady of today's world and all the characters are nicely narrated in the story.

I am totally overwhelmed and satisfied.

I'm so very glad I could get hold of one of the first few copies of this book.
At one end of the corridor, there's Leela, a naive Punjabi kudi ,who gets drawn into situations that leaves her crushed, but when pushed beyond a point she becomes a force to be reckoned with.
The other end of the corridor is a book that makes you get up and think about the dilemmas faced by a common woman in uncommon situations, how a woman has to live up to the society's expectations, forgoing her dreams and suf...

Interesting and different from the usual books belonging to the romance genre/ books on societal realities, ‘The Other End of the Corridor’ is not all about chasing one’s dreams. It is also not all about lies and deceit. Instead the author has cleverly woven the life of the hapless girl child forced into marriage at a young age, the crushing of her reams and the apathy towards her state both at home and outside. There is all that’s anti-girl, anti- woman portrayed here like gender bias, domes...

The book really inspires me. It makes me believe that everything is possible if you have the courage, determination and will power. Go for your dreams! It was a smooth and racy read from start to finish.

I believe The Other End of the Corridor is really engrossing with a coming-of-age social trauma that has shaken up the whole nation. This book makes you get up and think about the dilemmas faced by a common woman in uncommon situations, how a woman has to live up to the society's expectations, forgoing her dreams and suffer silently. The characters crafted in this book are strong, striking and are believable. The language used by the author is very colloquial and simple. Looking forward to re...