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The source presents a biographical account focusing on the personal suffering and family life of Jawaharlal Nehru, contrasting his public political career with his private hardships. It describes how Nehru's father, Motilal Nehru, was an exceptionally successful and wealthy lawyer whose aspirations for his son were dashed by Jawaharlal’s intense dedication to the independence movement, which the text labels as a form of "failure" in business. The narrative highlights the tragic consequences of his political choices on his family, detailing the illnesses and deaths of his parents and wife, Kamala, who contracted tuberculosis, possibly while Nehru was in jail for his activism. Ultimately, the text suggests that Nehru's continuous prioritisation of political duty over family life, which included frequent imprisonments and neglect of his domestic responsibilities, led to a profound and enduring personal regret, contrasting the expected contentment of a normal life with the sorrow of a great statesman.