Devdas (La voix de l'Inde)

His internal conflicts seem to stem from societal expectations and personal desire. Did anyone else feel this tension made his downfall more heartbreaking?

His struggles with love, shame, and societal pressure feel deeply human. I'm curious about the author's own views on fate and personal responsibility.

The barriers between characters seem insurmountable at times. How do you see class shaping their fates and the overall message of the novel?