Both sisters study medicine.Īs they grow up, they find a match for Dhara in Siva, but as luck would have it, he is married to Priya. As the girls grow up, Rajan encourages both of them towards his own profession and in spite of her own wishes to learn home economics, Priya gives in. From hereon, Priya and Dhara become inseparable sisters, bound in the love for each other. Rajan travels to the disturbed North and brings Mohan’s young daughter Dhara to live with his family.
The riots in Gal Oya result in Mohan’s death and the brutalities of the riots leave Vani traumatised. Mohan finds an Engineering job in Northern village of Gal Oya.īut while they have been venturing in their adult lives, the country has been slowly led to the path of separating the Sinhalese and Tamil segments of the population and violence erupts sporadically between the groups across the country. Meanwhile, Mohan has married Vani, against the societal norms as they belong to different castes. Their daughter Priya is born and after losing a few babies, finally they have their son Nandan. Rajan is a bright young surgeon in Columbo and that’s where they start their married life. Lives of these two merge when they are married to each other as generations of Tamil youngsters have been joined by their families for generations. In the same country, Nala is growing up in a family with siblings and cousin Mohan. The year is 1932 and young Rajan is confronted with death of his older sister. Song of the Sun God by Shankari Chandran | Book CoverĪn attractive cover page that has a hopeful note to it in spite of the tragedies conveyed in the book.
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