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I'm a Bengali author who is well known for writing Samay Tomar Haat Dhore, Pipasa Jakhan, Bibaha Dot Com, Bastaber Arale, Mahaplaban, Choto Galpo, Rili, Andhokare Bhalobasa. Please feel free to look around for information on my books, answers to frequently asked questions or any latest updates.

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Banani

Launcing of 'ISHWARER PRAN' and 'GOYENDA SUMANKALYAN(2nd part)' in the upcoming Kolkata International Book Fair, 2024

Synopsis of 'ISHWARER PRAN':

Our protagonist Medha is a widow. Her controlling mother-in-law has always kept her under strict supervision, so much so that she couldn't even talk to men. Sometimes she obeyed and stayed home, but sometimes with her daughter's persuasion she sneaked out and made friends.
On the other hand their house maids are two extremes, one a woman hater and another can't stand men. In between arguments they would utilize their limited mythological knowledge and preach to her about the rights and wrongs of ethics.
When she started to go out in order to earn she noticed the same behavioral pattern among people who would try to justify their actions using mythology as an example.
All these experiences along with her own beliefs gave her a deeper perspective about life and existence.



Synopsis of GOYENDA SUMANKALYAN(2nd part)':

"Suman, do you believe in ghosts?" I asked.
He replied, "I am not for or against it. The day I experience something out of the ordinary is the day I start investing more time and energy into thinking about it. Until then, I would like to keep an open-mind and choose no sides. "
Whenever Suman talks he shares words of wisdom.
I had read somewhere that the skin cells in our body get the strength to regenerate every 35 days and the liver cells need 30 days to replace the old ones from the food we ingest. So we are what we eat. Likewise our mind gets it's strength from factual scientific discussions and intellectual exchanges to keep it active.
But from Suman's response one would assume he might start to believe in something that's unreal if given enough evidence. But the sensible part of my brain refused to accept that some unnatural phenoma is starting to venture into our reality.
In both the stories the responsibility of solving these paranormal activities has been entrusted to Suman Kalyan.
The last story is about a client claiming to witness the murder of a close relative. It is upto Suman to uncover the whole truth.