Kuhakini Nepothey by Pallabi Sengupta [Hardcover]

The saying "Women characters are immensely complex" has been passed down through the ages. A woman is sometimes mysterious, sometimes nurturing, sometimes complicated, sometimes a mother, sometimes a lover, and at other times, a devouring monster. In the book Kuhakini Nepothye, each of the related tales of fear features a character that can be called, in the truest sense, "the enchantress." In some stories, she is the woman of an epic, in others, a simple village woman, or a wronged, oppressed, vengeful woman. While each story is distinct, the essence of rhythm, psychology, and the shadow of goodness is clearly evident in every case.