#sudha murthy

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★ When I Saw Bajrangi Bhaijaan, I Said the Innocence of a Child, Only Salman Khan Can Bring it on Screen. He is Fit to do Bajrangi Bhaijaan. And I Enjoyed Movie.-Sudha Murty Ji On The Kapil Sharma Show

-May 2023

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Sudha Murthy ji at the PILF (Pune International Literary festival) - My notes

My notes from the #PILF - Pune International Literary Festival. Session where Dr. Manjiri Prabhu in conversation with Sudha Murthy ji. @PuneIntLitFest #PuneInternationalLiteraryFestival

The PILF (Pune International Literature Festival) took place on 2nd to 4th December. The 3 day literary festival ( 2 day offline + last day online) had many highlights but, one that stayed was the inauguration conversation with Mrs. Sudha Murthy ji. Sudha Murthy, is an Indian educator, author and philanthropist who is chairperson of the Infosys Foundation. She is married to the co-founder of…

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Motivation speech - Sudha Murthy

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“Doing what you like is freedom, liking what you do is happiness.”

- Sudha Murthy

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If we keep collecting material things, it becomes a burden to the next generation.

~Sudha Murty

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JOMP Book Photo Challenge September 2018

Day 29: Freebie

That awkward moment when two books have the same cover 😛

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Book Review: House of Cards by Sudha Murty

House of Cards by Sudha Murty is a deeply emotional and realistic story about love, ambition, and a woman’s self-discovery. The novel follows Mridula, a kind and devoted woman who supports her husband, Sanjay, through all his ups and downs. As Sanjay’s career as a doctor progresses, he becomes more focused on wealth and social status, slowly drifting away from the simple values they once shared.

The book carries a strong feminist message. Mridula’s journey represents many women who silently give up their dreams for their families. Her realization that self-respect and peace matter more than material comfort is the heart of the story. Murty shows that a woman’s strength doesn’t always come from rebellion — it can also come from quiet courage and self-awareness.

Strengths:

The novel’s biggest strength lies in its simplicity and emotional truth. Murty’s writing is clear, direct, and heartfelt. The characters feel real, and the feminist theme is presented in a subtle yet powerful way. The book beautifully captures how love and ambition can clash when equality is missing in a relationship.

Weaknesses:

The plot can feel predictable and slow at times, with few surprises. However, this simplicity makes the story genuine and relatable.

Recommendation:

House of Cards is a must-read for anyone who enjoys emotional, meaningful stories — especially those that highlight women’s inner strength and the importance of self-respect.

By Kanchan,651