Sudha Murthy and Her novels

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Sudha Murthy and Her novels 
Sudha Murthy 
I believe you are referring to Sudha Murthy, an Indian author, social worker, and philanthropist. Sudha Murthy is known for her works in both English and Kannada literature, including novels, short stories, and children's books. She is also the chairperson of the Infosys Foundation, a charitable organization in India.
Sudha Murthys novels
Sudha Murthy has written several novels in English and Kannada. Here are some of her well-known novels:

"Dollar Bahu" (English): This novel explores the themes of family dynamics and the contrast between Indian and American cultures through the story of a traditional Indian family and their daughter-in-law who moves to the United States.

"Mahashweta" (Kannada): It is a critically acclaimed novel that deals with the issue of caste discrimination in Indian society. The story revolves around a young woman named Anupama, who suffers from vitiligo, and her struggles against societal prejudices.

"The Day I Stopped Drinking Milk" (English): This novel is a collection of heartwarming stories that reflect on the values of kindness, empathy, and compassion. Each story carries a moral message and provides insights into various aspects of human nature.

"Gently Falls the Bakula" (English): The novel delves into the themes of love, ambition, and sacrifice. It follows the lives of Shrikant and Shrimati, a married couple who face challenges when their individual career aspirations come into conflict with their relationship.

"Wise and Otherwise" (English): This book is a collection of real-life stories and experiences from Sudha Murthy's encounters with people from different walks of life. It offers glimpses into the lives of ordinary individuals and showcases the power of human goodness and compassion.

These are just a few examples of Sudha Murthy's novels. She has written many more books, including short story collections and non-fiction works, that explore various social issues and provide insights into the human condition.

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