Fire Fire Asi by Sanjib Chattopadhyay [Hardcover]

God is the creator. This is the prevailing belief. According to Hindu faith, humans are reborn, time and again. Jatismara - the ability to remember past lives - is part of this belief. But these are separate matters. The real question is, if one could somehow meet God face to face, why would some people be born with a silver spoon in their mouth while others are born on the streets? No one can choose to be born, no one can reserve a birth in advance. One simply comes into this world. And then? It’s all uncertain. It could even be that a mother wraps her unwanted newborn in plastic and leaves it in a trash bin. It could be that a child becomes an orphan before gaining any knowledge. It could even be that one is born into a family of great wealth, but the parents are lost in their own worlds, oblivious to the fact that their child is growing up in someone else's lap. It could be that one is born with a physical disability and spends their entire life fighting an uncertain world with a crippled body. What is the answer to this human pride? When fate holds the invisible thread of life, whose puppet are we? And yet, the strange allure of this world of illusion! We cry as we go, we cry as we come. We come back again and again, with many cries and laughs! This novel is like a unique tale of a Jatak (a story of birth and rebirth).