Sei Diaryta by Arpita Sarkar [Hardcover]

In the ancestral house of North Kolkata known as "Brajdham," history professor Braj Mohan Chakraborty takes his own life one early morning. However, suspicions arise that this is not a suicide but a murder. What could be the motive behind such a crime? Who would want to kill the unassuming Braj Mohan? His room is filled with rare Egyptian artifacts—how did they come to be there? Strangely, nothing was stolen from the room after the murder.

Rabindranath Tagore... Shantiniketan... Sonajhuri, all evoke nostalgia for Bengalis. Will someone's blood mingle with that vibrant landscape? While Lagna Jita goes to watch the sunset by the Kopai river, what shadow does she see? A mysterious diary, the whereabouts of which remain unknown to anyone, still exists. What secrets lie within that diary? In what language is it written?

With layers of mystery, successive murders, and hidden family secrets, will Lagna Jita Bhattacharya be able to unravel the truth behind it all?