Premchand's Godaan is not just a novel, but a mirror of Indian society, in which we can still find answers to our questions and struggles. This is the story of Hori and Dhaniya, who live in the entanglements of their dreams, struggles and relationships. This novel not only gives a vivid picture of the pitiable condition of the farmers, but also presents the conflict between the changing urban and rural life. Godaan is not just a story, but a mirror of Indian society, which is equally relevant even today. Read and know why Godaan is counted among the greatest works of Indian literature? This novel will not only make you feel the smell of village soil, but will also awaken the questions within you. An untold story of struggle, dreams and sensitivities. The truth of rural India: Really portrays the poverty, exploitation and social inequality of rural society. Economic inequality: Depiction of the deep gap between the poor and the rich. Sacrifice and sacrifice: Hori's life is an example of sacrifice, religion and sense of duty. Social injustice: Exploitation of poor farmers by landlords and money lenders.