Kadambari Debir Suicide - Note by Ranjan Bandopadhyay [Hardcover]

Kadambari Debi, Rabindranath Tagore's sister-in-law and a very special person in his life committed suicide at the age of 25 in 1884. Rabindranath was only 23 and was desperately in love with her. Kadambari left a suicide note which was destroyed. That note has been brought back by Ranjan Bandopadhyay's imagination. Rabindranath was twenty-three, the new gardener Kadambaridevi was only twenty-five. On April 19, 1884, Opium played the new garden, in an attempt to commit suicide. He died just two days later. Why did Ravi's best friend Kadambaridevi commit suicide? Why Prablabratap Babamshai Devendranath ordered to burn all evidence of suicide? Everyone's face is closed with bribes? Didn't Kadambaridevi write a suicide-note? Or wrote? Which is burned!... Was there really something unusual about that suicide note? Was the hidden jewelry pain? The author says, 'Not exactly a suicide note. A long letter. All parts of the letter were burnt in the fire.... Who saved the burning letter from the fire? Rabindranath?...' Readers, let us go back to that mysterious time 127 years ago.... This is not a letter, but an anecdote of an unfortunate young woman's pain.