Trial by Silence by Perumal Murugan
When Kali learned that Ponna had attended the temple celebration, he became distraught and contemplated killing himself in order to exact revenge on Ponna, but his mother intervened. Ponna is equally angry at her family’s dishonesty in tricking her into attending the Madhorubagan festival. She assumed that Kali had given her permission when she slept with a man in the Temple in the hopes of having a child. Because of this falsity, she severates all ties with her parents and brother.
The passionate love that exists between Kali and Ponna replaces anger in Kali’s heart. By being silent, he unravels all the tangles with Ponna. However, in this situation, Seerayi and Ponna grow stronger, more self-assured, and assume control of all household duties.
Trial by Silence by Perumal Murugan
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They serve as examples of how a woman may adapt to any circumstance. In this book, Kali is portrayed in a totally different light than she was in “One Part Woman.” Here, this kind of Kali came off as obnoxious.
Like all of Murugan’s books, this one too has an open conclusion, which I adore. His writing is unpolished and keeps you interested in the lives of Kali and Ponna. Does keeping quiet sometimes improve things or make them worse? Find the solution to this query in this exquisitely bound book.
Perumal Murugan created such a fantastic piece of work. It demonstrates the kinship and affection between a husband and wife. Additionally, Murugan predicts that despite some difficult circumstances, love will endure.
