Buddha's Orphans

Set against the backdrop of political upheaval in Nepal, Samrat Upadhyay's 'Buddha's Orphans' traces the complex love story between Raja, an orphaned boy, and Nilu, a girl from a privileged background. Their relationship defies societal expectations, leading them on a journey across time and continents in search of lost connections and the possibility of reconciling past mistakes within a sprawling family history.
Why You Should Read?
Explores an unconventional love story across social divides and geographical boundaries.
Offers a rich narrative set against Nepal's turbulent political landscape.
Examines profound themes of family secrets, adoption, and the enduring impact of the past on the present.
Features compelling characters navigating a world of unspoken blood ties and destiny.