Jayn Ayr (jild-i duvvum) (āshiqānah'hā-yi klāsīk 2): Persian 1402

Jane Eyre is the name of a novel that the English writer Charlotte Bronte published under the pseudonym Corer Bell in October 1847. Jane Eyre lost her parents as a child and lived with her aunt. He also spent a difficult and troubled time at Lowood Charity School, but still, he never lost his spirit, honesty, and integrity. Jane forms a romantic relationship with a man named Mr. Rochester and reveals the problems and obstacles on the way to her legal marriage. The story of this book revolutionized the way of writing melodrama and showed the search for a passionate and determined woman who has put in all her efforts to have a better and freer life in the traditional and highly discriminated Victorian society. This creative and enduring novel by Charlotte Bronte, with its hard-working and indomitable female protagonist, is a romance that continues to have a great impact on audiences in the literary world.