Description
Chundra Lela: The Story of a Hindu Devotee and Christian Missionary is a novel written by G. E. Mitton, exploring the religious and cultural tensions between Hinduism and Christianity in colonial India. The story revolves around Chundra Lela, a devout Hindu who encounters a Christian missionary. Through their interactions, the novel delves into the challenges of conversion, the clash of faiths, and the personal transformation that occurs when two seemingly opposite worldviews come into contact. The narrative reflects the complexities of colonial India, highlighting themes of devotion, cultural conflict, and the power of faith in shaping personal and societal change.
