Rabjot Singh Isher's "The freedom of being human" is one writing that is packed with diverse themes and issues the author has attempted to raise single-handedly. Unlike his "Canvas of Life" which is a collection of short stories, here the author has attempted to explore the lives of different characters in one whole. The plotline is interesting from the beginning and keeps the reader glued to the story. While Isher studies the psychological developments of the characters in as they grow, he also explores social issues like caste based discrimination, position of women etc. All these issues form the core of the novel. They also show the insight and thought process of the author. It can be read by people of all ages but it is likely to appeal to the grown up age group more.
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