শীর্ষেন্দু মুখোপাধ্যায়ের দ্বিতিয়া সাত্তার সন্ধ্যানে

"Madhukar teaches philosophy at the college. However, his relationship with philosophy does not end with the confined lectures in the classroom. Much of his life is filled with various philosophical thoughts. Thoughtful, absent-minded, and forgetful, Madhukar often gets off at the wrong stop and makes incorrect calls in card games. He doesn’t pay attention to his work. When, by chance, he snaps back to reality at someone’s words, Madhukar wonders if he needs a second self—someone who will always keep track of everything, make the right calls in card games, and encourage him to get off at the correct stop. But then he questions whether a second self even exists. If it does, what is that second self?

Vishnupriya had lost her faith in life after an accident. She lives only for one thing—a desire for revenge. Suddenly, one day, a call from beyond reincarnation approaches her on the bus. Whose call is it? In Shirshendu Mukhopadhyay's sensitive prose, this is a thrilling love story in search of a second self."