Paribarir Pari by Himadri Kishor Dasgupta [Hardcover]

The family stands alone. He is holding the semi-circular sky with two hands on his head in worn-out chilekotha. He is the witness of time. Many people surround the family in the lower world. Sharadindu Sir, Tithi, Avro, Neela, many more people. While drawing a circle in Kingshuk's notebook in class, Sharadindu saw that his hand holding the compass was no longer moving. A half circle is drawn on the notebook page. Tithi-Avra-Neela are all trying to match their resumes. Kingshuk's father simply says, it won't match, it won't match, it won't match at all. Vasudhara has returned to his family home after a long stay in exile. Is this his return to match a half-circle drawn long ago? He kept one thing in mind for Pari. Can the Paribari match the small and large incomplete circles of people's lives? Life is mysterious in this dramatic novel.