Dhana is an Odia novel that was penned by Biswanath Sahu in the year 1965. The book has been written in Odia language and has garnered much critical acclaim and appreciation for its simple yet powerful storyline and vivid characterization. The novel revolves around the life and times of its central protagonist, Dhana, who is a young girl living in rural Odisha. The book describes her struggles and triumphs as she navigates through life’s challenges and discovers her true identity and purpose in the world.
The novel is deeply rooted in Odisha’s cultural and social milieu, and the author has successfully captured the essence of the state’s rural landscape and its people’s way of life. Dhana is a story that is both heart-warming and inspiring, as it narrates the story of a young girl who rises against all odds to pursue her dreams and aspirations. Through Dhana’s journey, the book also explores themes such as gender discrimination, societal prejudices and the importance of education in one’s life. All of these elements come together to make Dhana an essential read for anyone interested in exploring Odisha’s rich literary tradition and cultural heritage.
| Books name | Dhana |
| Author | Biswanath Sahoo |
| No Of pages | 277 |
| Publisher | Biswanath Sahoo |
| Publication | 1965 |
| Printed At | NA |
| Distributor | NA |