Author Kharel described Adira as a story of love, compassion, and harmony.
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Anita Kharel's novel 'Adira' has been released in the market.
Poet and novelist Biplav Pratik, film director Shanta Nepali, and Gen-G activist Majid Ansari launched the book at Mandala Theater.
Poet Pratik said that the novel will give a unique taste as the reader gets to create the scene himself. He said that a wonderful world of imagination has been created in the novel. 'It is another difficult task to weave a huge image of unspoken and unimagined plots, turns, ups and downs in an interesting way while wandering in a fictional world,' he said, 'This is the wonderful result of this difficult work, Adira.'
Another speaker Nepali said that while reading the novel, she was immersed in the world of imagination and when comparing it with the real world, the environment of the film she is making came to be compared to the Madi of Chitwan. She said that the story keeps the reader inside the novel.
Ansari said that the twists in the story started after the plot of the story began. 'The feelings of the characters made me feel like I was interviewing my own story,' he said .
Author Kharel described Adira as a story of love, compassion and harmony . She said that the story of sacrifice and duty, maternal love, strength and courage are also included in it . This is the author's first novel . The book has been launched by Red Panda Books .
