"Lowland" is a novel by Jhumpa Lahiri that explores themes of family, identity, and loss. Set in both India and the United States, it follows the lives of two brothers, Subhash and Udayan, whose paths diverge due to political turmoil and personal choices. The story delves into the impact of these choices on their relationships and the lives of those around them. The narrative spans several decades, highlighting the cultural and emotional challenges faced by the characters. Through rich storytelling, "Lowland" examines the complexities of belonging and the bonds that tie families together, even in the face of tragedy and separation.