Saru Bhakta
Saru Bhakta (b. 1955) is a renowned Nepali novelist, playwright, poet, and literary innovator, widely recognized for introducing postmodernist techniques and psychological depth into Nepali
Saru Bhakta (b. 1955) is a renowned Nepali novelist, playwright, poet, and literary innovator, widely recognized for introducing postmodernist techniques and psychological depth into Nepali
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