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There is also a meaning for water as pure. Water purifies everything, and 'purification' is also the essence of this novel. So what needs to be purified? The house, the future, or the mind? The age-old question has been re-examined. Thus, "Neeru" (Water) stands as a testament to Mogasale's unique narrative style of unfailingly sifting through a timeless subject through the sieve of experience.

Like the innumerable living beings, debris, and man-made obstacles that flow with the current of a river; the conflict in human relationships,

the ups and downs of victory and defeat, and the politics of caste preservation flow throughout this novel. How the land divided between brothers and the water that came with it succeeds in breaking hearts. It tortures the female mind; the novel gradually shows how the hatred and envy born there also influences human's profession and inclination. This work vividly portrays the life of a small town, cultural practices, etc., along with the changes that occur in them over time.

The analysis of the characters' minds and the rejection of the measure of who is right and who is wrong both occur simultaneously here. Through this, the message that every character is a victim of the system and time is also reflected.