Bhorer Age

Author: Buddhadeb Guha

Genre: Novel

Format: Hardcover

ISBN: 9788170660231

Pages: 160

Weight: 204 grams

Book Description:

Is Bhorer Age the story of Kuri, the enigmatic young woman who, with her strong personality and unwavering determination, captivates everyone around her? Or is it the story of Manu Sen, the indomitable 80-year-old man, who has overcome the fear of death by discovering the true meaning of life?

Perhaps it is about Shuven, an acclaimed scientist settled in America, who comes to Hazaribagh on a one-month vacation, only to have his entire worldview transformed through his encounters with Kuri and Manu Sen.

✔ A story of three complex and compelling characters, each navigating their own battles and revelations.
✔ A tale of emotional conflicts, deep introspection, and self-discovery.
✔ A gripping novel that blends love, philosophy, and the essence of life itself.

Buddhadeb Guha does not indulge in stereotypical romance—instead, Bhorer Age is a powerful narrative about life itself. With its strong storytelling and vivid characters, this book captivates, moves, and provokes thought.

About the Author:

Buddhadeb Guha was a renowned Bengali writer and a professional Chartered Accountant from Eastern India. His passion for forests, wildlife, and adventure deeply influenced his literary works.

✔ Began hunting at the age of 10 but later abandoned it, choosing to become an advocate for wildlife conservation.
✔ Traveled extensively across India, Africa, Europe, North America, and Japan, enriching his knowledge of nature and different cultures.
✔ Deeply familiar with the forests and tribal communities of Eastern India, which is evident in his rich, immersive storytelling.
✔ His first book, Jangalmohol, marked the beginning of a prolific literary career.
✔ Author of numerous bestselling novels and short story collections, including the controversial yet highly acclaimed novel Madhukari.
✔ His Rijuda series, starting with Rijudar Sange Jangale, remains one of the most beloved adventure series for young readers.

Awarded the Ananda Puraskar in 1977, Buddhadeb Guha was also a talented Rabindra Sangeet singer and was married to renowned singer Ritu Guha. Many of his works have been adapted into television and cinema, further cementing his legacy in Bengali literature