Rambabu Beche Achen

• Author: Sujit Sen
• Genre: Novel (Upanyas)
• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: 9788177564006
• Pages: 256
• Weight: 307 grams
• Publisher: Ananda Publishers

Book Summary:

Rambabu was living a content middle-class life, balancing family, job, aspirations, and responsibilities. But one sudden heart attack changed everything. He survived, but the fear of death never left him.

As people around him started treating him as if he could die at any moment, Rambabu found himself increasingly isolated. Alone and struggling, he had to rediscover the meaning of life.

Meanwhile, in Mumbai, Dr. Sunil Roy, a respected middle-aged doctor, receives a threatening phone call—if he doesn’t pay a huge sum, he will be murdered. The twist? He doesn’t even know the person threatening him. Yet, this mysterious figure seems to know his deepest thoughts. As Dr. Roy embarks on a dangerous quest to uncover the truth, what shocking reality awaits him?

The novel also takes readers to Avantipur, a serene getaway near Kolkata, where a diverse group of people come together:

• A couple who have spent years trying to be happy in a mistaken marriage.
• A young pair in love, but lacking the courage to express it.
• A middle-aged mother, who seeks her own unfulfilled desires through her daughter.
• A film director, who blurs the line between art and personal lust.

As their stories unfold, Avantipur transforms from just a place to a metaphor for the human mind, revealing the complex emotions, struggles, and contradictions that define life.

A thought-provoking novel, Rambabu Beche Achen delves into fear, loneliness, human relationships, and the search for meaning in an uncertain world.

About the Author:

Sujit Sen was born in 1942 and spent his childhood in Jamshedpur.

• Studied at Calcutta University.
• Traveled across India in search of a career before turning to writing.
• A successful screenplay writer in the Hindi film industry.
• Notable screenplays include:
  🎬 Arth
  🎬 Saaransh
  🎬 Prahar
• Besides films, he has also been associated with journalism.
• His first book was Nijer Kachhe Phera (Returning to Oneself).