Mon Aynay Megh by Arpita Sarkar [Hardcover]

"Mon Aainaay Megh" is a collection of novellas. This book contains three novellas, all written in the genres of psychological, romantic, and social themes. Each novella explores the idea that even when we understand a person externally, we often do not fully grasp the intricacies of their mind. This theme serves as the foundation for the stories.

In the novella "Mon Aainaay Chhobi," we see Aratri gradually distancing herself from everyone around her—her parents, friends, and lover. However, she does not desire solitude. Instead, she is searching for an unseen Shubhamoy. Who is this Shubhamoy? How did Aratri come to meet him? Why is she transforming herself in the quest to find him? What images of whom linger in the mirror of her mind, both consciously and subconsciously?

In "Chupi Chupi," the protagonist has left her job to open her own office, where people come to quietly share their innermost thoughts. Many individuals find it difficult to express themselves openly, even if they want to. Yet, their feelings accumulate, creating a reservoir of unspoken words. Chupi Chupi listens to these voices. It is in this office that Urmila comes, and somehow she gets tangled in various problems.

In "Shrikanthdham," a small mistake in her youth alters Trisha's life in ways she never anticipated. Who taught Trisha this method of bringing her mind under strict control? Why did she drift away from her loved ones? Perhaps she had no choice but to lose herself. In the battle between the mind and the brain, who will emerge victorious?