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Bipradas

Bipradas : The Man Who Would Walk Alone Book

Bipradas : The Man Who Would Walk Alone

Set in a rural backdrop of 20th century Bengal, the story of Bipradas revolves around the life and family of the central protagonist Bipradas. The plot centres on dramatic incidences in the Mukhujye family and explores the complexity of relationships, love, responsibility, and familial bonds. The plot also sees the development of an impassioned love triangle between Bipradas, his brother Dwijadas, and Bipradas’s wife Sati’s young, beautiful cousin, Bandana.

Bipradas
Sukhendu Ray

Sukhendu Ray is an English translator of Bengali literature. He qualified as a Chartered Accountant in England in 1950 and spent his professional career with the British multinational Guest Keen Williams Ltd., retiring as its Managing Director and Chief Executive. Following his corporate career, he turned to literary translation, focusing on bringing important works of Bengali literature to English readers. His work reflects a careful engagement with language and narrative, helping preserve the literary and cultural qualities of the original texts. Among his translations is Bipradas: The Man Who Would Walk Alone by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay, a significant Bengali novel that he rendered into English, making it accessible to a wider audience beyond its original language.

Format: Paperback
Size: 216 x 140mm; 264pp
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