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And It Is Tempting To See The Two Titles As Widely Symptomatic Of Their Respective Literary Cultures.CharitiesHinduismBazaar-E-Husn Is A Tale Of An Unhappy Housewife Who Is Beguiled Away From The Path Of Domestic Virtue Into Becoming A Courtesan But Then Reforms Herself And Atones By Serving As The Manager Of An Orphanage For The Young Daughters Of CourtesansThe Hindi Title Highlights Her RedemptionThe Seva-Sadan Of The Hindi Title. While The Urdu Title Highlights The Fall Of The Heroine
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Seva sadan
Bazaar-e-Husn(Urdu: بازارٍ حسن;) i.e The Red Light Area(Red-light district), Hindi title Seva-sadan Hindi: सेवासदन (i.e. The House of Service) is a Hindi/Urdu novel by Munshi Premchand. Originally written in Urdu under the title Bazaar-e-Husn but first published in Hindi under the title Seva-sadan (i.e. The House of Service) in 1919 and later on in Urdu in 1924 from Lahore[1].
It is the greatest novel of modern Indian literature and was Premchand's first major novel; before it, he had published four novellas in Urdu of just about a hundred pages each.