Samskara: Rites Pour Un Mort

The story deeply examines how societal norms influence individual choices. I wonder what motivated U.R. Ananthamurthy to highlight this tension in Samskara.

The characters' actions reflect complex social pressures, making me question the line between righteousness and hypocrisy. How did others interpret the community's moral stance?

The rural backdrop feels essential to understanding the characters' beliefs and conflicts. I’m curious whether the setting was based on a specific place or more of a symbolic choice.