Ba Aama (बाआमा) by Ramlal Joshi – Award-Winning Nepali Novel on Family & Society

Ba Aama (बाआमा) by Ramlal Joshi is a moving and realistic portrayal of Nepali rural life, capturing the emotional bond between parents and children amid poverty, migration, and social change.

Ramlal Joshi, known for his mastery of depicting life in western Nepal, brings together a narrative filled with love, struggle, dignity, and pain. The story unfolds around the sacrifices made by parents (Ba and Aama) who dedicate their lives to their children’s future while quietly enduring hardship.

Written in simple yet powerful language, Ba Aama touches universal themes of parental love, social inequality, and human endurance, making it one of the most heartfelt works in contemporary Nepali literature.

The novel also reflects the author’s signature realism — showing how dreams, duties, and family ties intertwine in the life of ordinary Nepalis.

Available now at Amaghar.com, Ba Aama is not just a story — it’s a tribute to the unsung heroes of every home.