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@mira.gopal | Why do you think Indian literary works are not as popular as their western counterparts even in the Indian market? What can we do to promote it?
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"The other aspect is that the romantic stories which we read in with Indian authors are mostly like physical, carnal. They try to copy the western aspect of one day, one night stand, premarital relationship and all keeping scanned idea to the Indian scenario. Because if you read in western stories there the lovers don't jump on bed immediately when they meet. Or the book is not filled with carnal desire, physical relationship. They treat it as part of story, not as the core of story."
"The other aspect is that the romantic stories which we read in with Indian authors are mostly like physical, carnal. They try to copy the western aspect of one day, one night stand, premarital relationship and all keeping scanned idea to the Indian scenario. Because if you read in western stories there the lovers don't jump on bed immediately when they meet. Or the book is not filled with carnal desire, physical relationship. They treat it as part of story, not as the core of story."
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"The other aspect is that the romantic stories which we read in with Indian authors are mostly like physical, carnal. They try to copy the western aspect of one day, one night stand, premarital relationship and all keeping scanned idea to the Indian scenario. Because if you read in western stories there the lovers don't jump on bed immediately when they meet. Or the book is not filled with carnal desire, physical relationship. They treat it as part of story, not as the core of story."
"The other aspect is that the romantic stories which we read in with Indian authors are mostly like physical, carnal. They try to copy the western aspect of one day, one night stand, premarital relationship and all keeping scanned idea to the Indian scenario. Because if you read in western stories there the lovers don't jump on bed immediately when they meet. Or the book is not filled with carnal desire, physical relationship. They treat it as part of story, not as the core of story."