শীর্ষেন্দু মুখোপাধ্যায়ের ঝাপি

After four or five days of acquaintance, one intense afternoon, when Jnananjan was alone, Bonya knocked on his door. Jnananjan understood the meaning of Bonya's visit. However, despite his primal instincts, he couldn’t resist in the end. Even today, the sensation of that moment lingers in Jnananjan's body. Yet, after their physical relationship had formed, Bonya struck him hard and pushed him out of her life. Many years later, Bonya called Jnananjan and said, "I need to see you." Jnananjan went. He stood in front of Bonya, stepping over the memories of many women and the jokes of his sisters, Vidya and Daya. But who is this Bonya now? Is Jnananjan ready to give what she is asking for today? This is the strange push-and-pull story between two people in "Jhapi."

Sumit Ghoshal drives a taxi. His favorite companion is books. One rainy night, in his taxi, millionaire Sitanath was murdered. His two mysterious companions disappeared. Sumit was arrested for the murder. Exhausted from endless police interrogation, Sumit eventually came face to face with Shabor Dasgupta. Who killed Sitanath? Was it Laturam or Sukanta?

In her youth, Rumki fell in love with her father’s friend, Sitanath. How long will she have to pay the price for that love? Diya is only sixteen, and through her wide, astonished eyes, she sees a world of poverty and ugliness.