Dheere Bahe Don Re - Vol. 1 | Hindi Literary Classic | War, Revolution & Human Struggle

Dheere Bahe Don Re is the Hindi rendering of Mikhail Sholokhov's epic novel And Quiet Flows the Don. It portrays the lives of the Don Cossacks during the period of the First World War, Russian Revolution and subsequent upheaval.

The novel combines a broad historical canvas with deeply personal stories. Grigory Melekhov and the people around him experience love, family conflict, political uncertainty, war and profound changes in their social world.

Rather than treating history merely as a sequence of political events, Sholokhov depicts how large historical forces affect ordinary people, their relationships and their sense of identity.

Key Message: An epic Hindi translation of Sholokhov's classic depicting the lives and struggles of the Don Cossacks as war, revolution and social transformation reshape their world.

• Book Title: Dheere Bahe Done Re – Vol. 1
• Hindi Title: धीरे बहे दोन रे – भाग 1
• Original Author: Mikhail Sholokhov
• Hindi Translator: Gopikrishna 'Gopesh'
• ISBN-10: 8126707143
• Language: Hindi
• Genre: Historical Fiction / World Literature
• Format: Paperback
• Volume: 1
• Pages: 510 Pages
• Publisher: Rajkamal Prakashan
• Original Work: And Quiet Flows the Don
• Theme: War, Revolution, Society, Family and Human Conflict
• Country of Origin: India

Q1. Who wrote Dheere Bahe Done Re?

The original novel was written by the Russian author Mikhail Sholokhov.

Q2. Who translated Dheere Bahe Done Re into Hindi?

The Hindi translation is by Gopikrishna 'Gopesh'.

Q3. What is Dheere Bahe Done Re about?

The novel portrays the lives of the Don Cossack community during a period of revolution, war and profound social change, while also exploring family relationships, love, loyalty and personal conflict.

Q4. Is Dheere Bahe Done Re a Russian novel?

Yes. It is the Hindi translation of Sholokhov's Russian epic And Quiet Flows the Don.

Q5. Is this the complete novel?

No. ISBN 8126707143 is identified with Volume 1. The Hindi edition is published as a two-volume work.

Q6. How many pages are in Volume 1?

The catalog record for ISBN 8126707143 lists 510 pages.

Q7. Who would enjoy reading this book?

It is well suited to readers interested in Hindi literature, translated world classics, historical fiction, Russian literature, war narratives and novels dealing with major social and political changes.