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Literally translated - The Seventh horse of the Sun.

Legend has it that this could be interpreted in many ways:
1. The seven horses of the Sun corresponds to VIBGYOR with each of the color of rainbow depicted as one horse. I guess this is not the context here, as the title focuses on the 7th one alone.
2. According to Hindu mythology, one of the horses pulling the Sun god's chariot is weak which always remains a bit behind the other horses of the same chariot.
3. Alternately in Hindu mythology itself, the seventh and smallest horse guides us towards the future.

Coming back to the book. The protagonist Manik Mulla narrates stories to his bachelor friends every afternoon. The tales are semi-biographical recounting his love interest with three different girls at different times.
All stories are from different economic backgrounds - rich, poor and middle class. There are symbolic references detailed in the book on Marxism, Communalism and how each love story contributes to progressing the society.

Initially it looked like a collection of short stories, but there is more than meets the eye.
Experimental narration and written much ahead of its time, it’s a must read for Hindi lit fans.