Anuprabesh by Samaresh Majumdar [Hardcover]

"Basudeb works in Mirpur. His twenty-one-year-old son, Rabindranath, is unemployed. Basudeb, struggling to make ends meet, wishes for Rabindranath to move to India. If he pays a broker a few hundred rupees at the border, the broker will ensure Rabindranath's arrival in India. Basudeb believes that staying with relatives in India and making some effort will help Rabindranath find some work. He even wants to send his wife and daughters to India. Unexpectedly, Rabindranath gets a job as a waiter at the Shahbag Club’s guest house. There, he meets Biprodas Sen, a Bengali resident of America. Biprodas sends the educated Rabindranath to a strange job in a three-story house in Sonar Gaan, with a flower garden on the right and a pond in front. Rabindranath is tasked with copying some valuable documents. This phase of Sonar Gaan becomes eventful for Rabindranath. First, there are two murders. Rabindranath moves to the office in Dhaka. Then Biprodas wants to take him to America, but he can't get a visa. Meanwhile, the police are searching for him for the murders. As a result, Rabindranath flees to India. His life fills with strange experiences. Will Rabindranath, who has illegally entered another country, be able to return to his own country? In Samaresh Majumdar's novel Anuprabesh, the gripping excitement is interwoven with the earthy smell of human land and its emotional nuances."