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Bari Badle Jay
Author: Ramapada Chowdhury
Genre: Novel
Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 9788170663980
Pages: 120
Weight: 171 grams
Book Description:
Ramapada Chowdhury, known for his thought-provoking novels, presents Bari Badle Jay, a gripping story that mirrors the realities of middle-class aspirations and transformations.
Starting from his critically acclaimed novel Kharij, Chowdhury has carved a distinct path in Bengali literature. His works are not about extraordinary events but rather the subtle and intricate reflections of human nature—the masks we wear, the compromises we make, and the silent struggles we endure.
In Bari Badle Jay, he masterfully portrays the dream of owning a home—a deep-rooted ambition in middle-class life—and the changes that come with achieving it. Through his sharp and realistic storytelling, the novel explores how people evolve in pursuit of their dreams. Are they the same after reaching their goals? Or do they change irreversibly?
Key Themes:
- Middle-class aspirations and struggles
- Identity and transformation
- The contrast between dreams and reality
- Human emotions and social change
About the Author:
Ramapada Chowdhury was born on December 28, 1922, and spent his childhood in Kharagpur, a railway town. He completed his education at Presidency College, obtaining a Master’s degree in English Literature.
- Literary Contributions: Besides novels and short stories, he wrote essays, memoirs, and even a remarkable book of rhymes.
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Awards and Recognition:
- Sahitya Akademi Award (1988)
- Jagattarini Gold Medal (1987) – Kolkata University’s highest literary honor
- Sarat Chandra Award (1984 & 1997)
- Rabindra Puraskar (1971)
- Ananda Puraskar (1963)
- Honorary D.Litt from Kolkata University (1998)
His works have been translated into Hindi, Malayalam, Gujarati, Tamil, English, Czech, and German. Notably, he is the only Indian writer whose stories have been featured in the American literary collection "Literary Olympians", translated by Clinton B. Seely of the University of Chicago.
With his signature style of delicate yet profound storytelling, Bari Badle Jay is a must-read for those who love literature that deeply resonates with human emotions and societal changes.
