Aguner Parasmani by Humayun Ahmed [Hardcover]

As Ratri moved towards the window to close it, Alam whispered, "Don’t close it. Please, don’t." When he tried to turn, a searing pain engulfed his entire being, clouding his senses. He felt an overwhelming urge to call out for his mother. Somehow, shouting "Ma! Ma!" during pain always seemed to lessen its grip. Was this true, or just a comforting illusion? Ratri stood by the open window, her hair billowing in the breeze. Ah, how beautiful she looked! There’s no joy greater than being alive. So much beauty surrounds us, yet we rarely pause to notice it. Only when time starts slipping away does the heart fill with regret and longing. Ratri was saying something—what was she saying? Alam tried to focus, sharpening his senses to catch her words. Set against the tumultuous backdrop of the 1971 Liberation War, ‘Aguner Parasmani’ is a heart-wrenching, gripping novel that captures the depth of human emotions and the fleeting fragility of life. Written by the legendary Humayun Ahmed, a literary genius whose storytelling continues to resonate with readers across generations, this masterpiece remains a timeless portrayal of love, loss, and the indomitable spirit of humanity amidst the chaos of war.