The society described in this novel is immediately after the independence of the country. Nagar has centered it in a mohalla chowk of Lucknow for illustration. The characters playing the main part in its story are - Sajjan, Vankanya, Mahipal and Nagin Chand Jain aka Colonel. A gentleman is an artist, a painter. Vankanya is an active conscious young girl who opposes the stereotype of free will. Mahipal is a passive writer pretending to be socialism and Naginchand Jain alias Colonel, despite being a businessman, is an active worker who is ready to help the downtrodden. Along with all this, the wonderful character of antiquity, superstition and extreme sharpness as well as pure compassion and irresistibly justified support forms the core of the novel.Dr. Ramvilas Sharma's review of 'Boond Aur Samudr', a modern Hindi novel, Editor- Bhishma Sahni and others, Rajkamal Publications, New Delhi, 1st edition-1980, pages-179182-184. Sajjan is a family rich- grandson of Seth Kannomal. Eight hundred rupees a month's rent income is like a security cover for his artistry.Amritlal Nagar: Personality and Creation-World, Madhuresh, Sahitya Bhandar, Chaachand Road, Allahabad, ed.-2016, p.54. Apart from this, there is a lot of property and property, there is a car, bungalow and a whole army of servants. Yet in spite of some suppressed rites of luxury, he works beyond luxury and rents a room in the square, desiring to give a new dimension to his art by studying the life of the locality. The latter also goes to his mansion after coming in close contact with Tai. Tai treats Sajjan as daughter-in-law and Vankanya as daughter-in-law despite initial opposition.Boond Aur Samudr, Amrutlal Nagar, Rajkamal Publications, New Delhi, Paperback Edition-1998, p.-388-89. Despite his inherited feudal rites, the gentleman rebuilds himself by coming in contact with Vankanya and contributes to social development and change. Due to contact with Vankanya, gradually many changes take place in her. He had an inter-caste marriage with Vankanya and due to thoughts as well as events, he reaches serious questions of woman's destiny and human faith.
