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Nuthalapati Nageswara Rao's writing career is long. He had the experience of writing down his feelings from his student days, reaching out to the readers and listeners through various magazines, media gaining their admiration.
The sense of progress that had sprouted from childhood expanded with him and he grew up to the point of questioning the superstitions rooted in the society till then. Nageswara Rao has written many works that direct the attention of the society towards change.
This volume is a collection of stories published in the same order.
"Kathala Kadambam" was published in Telugu language and created immense readership. It is a well-intentioned attempt to reach a global readership "The Beating Heart" Anglicism. Fifteen of these stories are unique. It is remarkable that there is no closeness or similarity between any two stories.
If the stories were written about budding love between a young man and a young man, or including family scenes, we would not have to say anything special about these.
Each character tries to tell the reader something good. Every story aspires to a social purpose, indicates a solution. Their writing style goes on to make the readers understand that the practice without knowing the meaning becomes evil, even though atheism and rationalism sound the same. There is a vast difference between two. One revolves around the fact that there is no God. Another is to study everything in depth and ask why? What? How? It raises questions. The author's thoughts are filled with rationalism. It provokes thoughts in the readers.
As for the stories, even if they run along the letters with a fun style on the surface, there is a sensitive observation and research towards the society.
