Buker Ghore Bondi Agun by Samaresh Majumdar [Hardcover]

The story of a tea plantation in colonial India. The British company's tea plantation is beginning to feel the touch of the armed freedom movement. The doctor at the plantation's health center is a special character in this story, who had a soft spot for revolutionaries. In Samaresh Majumdar's novel 'Buker Ghore Bandi Agun,' the oppressed labor society and the tea plantation come to life. There are two notable female characters: the simple, combative Etoari and the helpless, lively prostitute Pushi. By the order of the tea company, the doctor takes these two women and two male workers to the tribal land of Bihar for the mahua ceremony. One day, people are taken from this hunger-stricken world to the tea plantations of North Bengal. What experiences do they have at the mahua ceremony, left behind by their ancestors? Why doesn't Etoari return? Why does Pushi change? In his dynamic prose, Samaresh Majumdar weaves the magic of history.