1984 (Rupa) – George Orwell

Winston Smith is a low-rung member of the Party, the ruling government of Oceania. He works in the Ministry of Truth, the Party’s propaganda arm, where he is in charge of revising history. He is but a small brick in the pyramid that is the Party, at the head of which stands Big Brother, the infallible. Big Brother, the all-powerful.
In a totalitarian society, where individuality is suppressed and freedom of thought has its antithesis in the Thought Police, Winston finds respite in the company of Julia. Originality of thought awakens in him, love blossoms and hope is rekindled. But what they don’t know is that Big Brother is always watching.
George Orwell (1903-1950) was an English novelist, essayist, journalist and critic. His works mostly revolve around the themes of social injustice, anti-totalitarianism and support to democratic socialism.
1984 (Rupa) – George Orwell