"Rohini" is a novel written by Martin Wickramasinghe, published in 1929. This work portrays the life of Rohini, a young Sinhalese woman, against the backdrop of colonial Ceylon (modern-day Sri Lanka). The novel explores Rohini's personal journey, her relationships, and the societal constraints she navigates within a changing cultural and political landscape. Wickramasinghe's narrative style vividly captures the nuances of rural life and the complexities of identity and tradition in early 20th-century Sri Lanka. "Rohini" is recognized for its insightful portrayal of character and social themes, cementing Wickramasinghe's reputation as a pioneer of Sri Lankan literature.
