Reseña del libro "Afshosh (en Bengalí)"
When tears come out of the pain that is frozen inside the mind, it may not always drip down the cheeks, but freezes and becomes hard. So it is stuck in the corner of the eye. When people get hurt in the midst of relationships, society, and more, it turns into tears or regrets. Man cannot get out of that pain if he wants to, or he will regret it for the rest of his life whether he had been on the right path from the beginning. Some people regret it if they knew, understood, and loved the man sitting opposite them. Some people regret losing what he lost, and some people regret it because they didn't know the man on the other side. An attempt to combine some psychological theories and information with Afshosh (regret) is recorded in this book 'Afshosh'. If the reader is appreciated, I will be inspired to write more.A unique set of short stories! There is suspense, mystery, murder, intense passion, revenge, and a surprise at every corner. What is very touching is the humane aspect that has been finely woven into the fabric of each story. Thank you Sreeparna for the book-it is different. All the very best for your first endeavor. Reena Mazumder, Senior teacher of Loreto Day school, DharamtalaThe story of 'Mail Box' is written quite boldly, it was good to read. The story of 'Narir Tan' sounded pretty good, especially when a lie is told over and over again that it becomes true. This concept is very well expressed. A psychological rash remains. Dr. Anindita Chatterjee, Head of Child Guidance Clinic, Director of Peerless Hospital, Julian Day New Mission School
