Jukti Tokko Ar Godyo by Sourav Mukhopadhyay [Hardcover]

"Sourav Mukhopadhyay's new non-fiction collection, 'Jukti Tokko Aar Godyo,' comprises nine previously unpublished essays. Most of them are lengthy, filled with facts, logic, and analysis—what is known as the classical objective style. The range and genre of the subjects are both highly intriguing and rich in variety. The famous rift story between Uttam and Hemanta, the chemistry between Uttam and Satyajit in the film 'Nayak,' the true extent of Satyajit and Debabrata's relationship; multiple analytical essays on Hemanta Mukhopadhyay's music; and various trends in contemporary Bengali literature and the deplorable state of the Bengali language are all included. Additionally, there is a lengthy piece for new writers—organized into three parts and presented as an essential guide, which can be considered a written workshop. Sourav's prose is literally magnetic; even in an objective tone, he brings a unique personal flavor to the journey of presenting facts, analysis, or inquiry, which is his non-fiction's USP. Those who have not read these nine pieces previously published in printed magazines or online will get their first hands-on experience and feel a new thrill—an enviable fortune."