Asampurna by Smaranjit Chakrabarty

“Asampurna” is the story of four seemingly unrelated people scattered across Kolkata. Adit, who has left journalism behind, has completely immersed himself in politics. He wants to do something for the people. He wishes to stand by those suffering in a selfish world. Despite diving into politics, his old life never leaves him. He remembers the girl who once turned him away. His life in politics grows increasingly complex, and soon he must make a difficult decision.

Smahi has moved to Kolkata, leaving everything behind. No one from her family keeps in touch with her anymore. Still, she works and survives through her own efforts. One day, unexpectedly, the past resurfaces and stands in front of her. She doesn’t know which direction to take from here. After Nirmukta’s divorce, she is about to remarry and has progressed in her career. Yet, after receiving a piece of news from her former brother-in-law, she returns to Kolkata to find someone - and in the process, seems to find herself. But can she accept it?

Ritwij has come to Kolkata to uncover a mystery from his life. After his broken marriage, his mother's death, and the struggles of his livelihood, he has put everything aside to search for his own identity. But does he ultimately find it?

And far from these four lives, a madman named God, indifferent to everything, continues writing their stories. But even after everything seems to end, does it really end? Does anything truly get lost when it's lost? Can love complete life? The story moves forward with these questions, telling the tale of a love that completes a person’s life—this is the story of reaching for that love, the story of “Asampurna.”