Oindrila Ghore Fereni by Sourabh Mukherjee [Paperback]

Near Shibpur, in a secluded bungalow, Oindrila Mukherjee has been brutally murdered. Oindrila was a fashion design student and an active member of a group theater in her free time. The bungalow belonged to Ranjit Chakraborty, a close friend of her father, Shishir Mukherjee. Once a superstar of the 1990s, Ranjit is now a legislator of the ruling party.

Despite their age gap, Ranjit and Oindrila shared a deep friendship. Meanwhile, Oindrila was also involved in an intimate relationship with a man named Ashutosh Goswami. In his mid-thirties, Ashutosh was married and a devoted worker of the Indian People's League—a radical leftist organization expanding its influence in Kolkata under the leadership of "Masterji."

Oindrila’s childhood friend Rahul and Ashutosh’s wife, Aarti, could not accept this relationship. Even Oindrila herself knew that her future with Ashutosh was uncertain. Yet, an irresistible force kept drawing her toward him. Her mother, Lalita, was mentally unstable, while her father, Shishir, was a staunch conservative with a rigid, fundamentalist mindset.

Was Oindrila’s murder the result of a tangled web of relationships? Or was it the poison spreading through the state's turbulent political landscape? And what hidden secrets lie behind the mysterious death of Oindrila’s elder sister, Mekhla, eight years ago?

Why didn’t Oindrila return home?