Ek Je Chilo Megh Plabanpathik

• Author: Abhinandan Sarkar
• Genre: Contemporary Fiction / Emotional Drama
• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: 9789354251153
• Pages: 288
• Weight: 415g

About the Book:

📖 This book is a dual novel collection featuring two emotionally profound and beautifully written stories:

📌 Ek Je Chilo Megh (এক যে ছিল মেঘ)

A story filled with dreams, love, loss, and magic.

• Young Tyara refuses to dance at her school's function unless it rains on 22nd Srabon.
• To console her, her father tells her a tale about a storm waiting to be unleashed.
• Meanwhile, in another part of the city, we meet Dr. Meghali Choudhury (Megh) and Prantar, a lost soul, a failed lover.
• But to make it rain, clouds must cry first. Will Megh shed her tears, or will a magician appear with his dazzling outfit and say: "Gili Gili Ge! Hocus Pocus, Magic!"?
• A melancholic yet magical narrative that touches upon love, longing, and the power of storytelling.

📌 Plabanpathik (প্লাবনপথিক)

A story of friendship, lost love, partition pain, and a forgotten recipe.

• Somewhere on the path of the Milky Way (ছায়াপথ), there is a river where old Khalid Ansari still runs his steamer.
• One day, a mysterious young woman arrives to meet 95-year-old Khalid, unlocking a flood of memories.
• In those memories lie friendship, heartbreak, and the sorrow of partition.
• In another timeline, Ryan and Gunja, two students from Kolkata’s top hotel management college, find themselves entangled in a story that began nearly eighty years ago in East Bengal.
• This novel is like a lost river in a city, carrying the echoes of a love story that never faded.

Why You Should Read This Book:

✔ Two beautifully woven, soul-stirring tales in one book.
✔ A unique blend of nostalgia, storytelling, and emotional depth.
✔ For lovers of poetic, atmospheric writing with strong character-driven narratives.
✔ If you enjoy books that touch on history, relationships, and the deep emotional landscapes of human lives.

About the Author: Abhinandan Sarkar

• Born: July 8, 1979
• Education: Bengaluru, specialized in Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation.
• Profession: Professor at a paramedical college.
• Writing Journey:
  • Debuted in 2016 with Chhatim Phuler Gondho in Desh magazine.
  • Short story Apeksha was translated into Marathi in Menaka magazine.
  • Has written several stories in Desh and Anandabazar Patrika's Sunday edition.
  • Co-directed a short film "Beats Forever," screened at Kolkata International Film Festival in 2014.
  • Debut novel Taranga Milaye Jay was well received.