Kabi (Bengali, Undefined, Bandopadhyay Tarasankar)

gramyo patobhumikay gramyo sohoj sorol bhasay lekha ek gramin kobir jiboner premer kahini ja sesh hoyeche premer musher mrityu k diye. sohor jbone ovyosto manusher premer onuvuti theke ei prem onek alada. i jsut loved the story.

The novel relies heavily on the lyrical poems of Kabiyal songs, and is the real life of this story.

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Somewhere, the author steps in and take the responsibility of carrying the genre laid by Bibhutihusan and Sarat Chandra. . . . . In a way, I am very much awed by this novel. Such simple tale can so much move you than any complexly riddled plot. Once you start the story, after some pages, you would easily predict the rest of it.. . more or less. . . But ...

Nice book