"Nirmala" is a powerful Hindi social novel by Munshi Premchand, exploring the grim realities of dowry, child marriage, and women's suffering in early 20th-century Indian society. The story follows Nirmala, a young girl forced into marriage with a much older widower, leading to emotional turmoil, mistrust, and tragic consequences. With deep human insight and poignant storytelling, Premchand critiques societal norms and advocates reform through this timeless classic.