Aghat by Prafulla Roy [Hardcover]

Prafulla Roy is one of the finest storytellers in post-independence Bengali literature. Everything his creative energy has touched has created new wonders. His stories and novels encompass the famine, riots, partition of the country, tribes of Northeast India, the Cellular Jail, the resettlement of refugees from East Bengal by clearing dense forests in the Andamans, the underprivileged communities of Bihar, the fisherfolk of the Konkan coast, the citizens of India, and rural life in general. Reading these works allows one to feel the heartbeat of the country.

It's amazing to think that alongside his remarkable creations, Prafulla Roy wrote a thriller called 'Character' several years ago, which caused quite a stir. After a long time since 'Character,' his second and possibly last thriller, 'Aghaat,' has been published. This vast novel of eight hundred pages is filled with chills and thrills on every page. Once you start reading, you won't be able to put the book down until it's finished.

Prafulla Roy's first thriller 'Character' captivated the public. After a long time, the author's second, and possibly last thriller, 'Aghaat,' has been released.

'Murder, revenge, gang wars, kidnapping, ransom of crores of rupees, illegal arms smuggling, gunfights' - all combined, 'Aghaat' is a breathtaking thriller that will leave readers holding their breath. Every page is filled with chills and thrills. There's an expression in English - once you start reading this vast novel of eight hundred pages, you won't be able to put it down until it's finished.