The story "Lili's Wedding" by Pandurang Sadashiv Sane depicts the aftermath of a revolution where the government refrained from punishing anyone due to the loss of many lives during the protests. Workers received wage increases, and injustices faced by farmers were addressed, with plans to investigate loans and potentially waive half of unjust debts. Dilip, recovering from an injury, receives care from Lili, who is affectionate and skilled in her nursing. Both Dilip and Lili are in love, and their mutual feelings are recognized by their families. Walji, a family member, believes it would be good for them to marry and discusses this with Dilip's grandfather. They share a lighthearted moment before Walji suggests that Dilip should get married. The conversation reveals that while Dilip is in love with Lili, he also expresses a lack of understanding of love, focusing instead on material wealth. This contrast highlights the complexities of relationships and societal values.

by Sane Guruji in Marathi Short Stories

Writen by Sane Guruji

Category Short Stories