Kharap Chele
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Author: Bani Basu
Book Details:
- Genre: Novel (Upanyas)
- Format: Hardcover
- ISBN: 9788177562026
- Weight: 225 grams
Synopsis:
- Jina, a free-spirited and hopeful woman, steps into a new life after marrying Nikhil, a high-ranking officer.
- As a boudi (daughter-in-law) in Kalyan Babu’s household, she finds herself struggling with a life devoid of emotional fulfillment.
- Nikhil’s personality and priorities seem vastly different from hers, leaving Jina feeling isolated.
- Seeking purpose, she joins her college friend Mukut and Mukut’s husband, Ritwik, in social work—educating the children of red-light area workers.
- She receives support from her father-in-law and sister-in-law, Mallika, as she dedicates herself to uplifting these marginalized women and children.
- Amidst this, Jina finds solace in Kutus, a little boy born to a sex worker, bringing joy to her otherwise barren marriage.
- However, her world shatters when she discovers a shocking truth—her husband, Nikhil, is leading a double life as Fatik Babu, a regular client at the very brothels she has been trying to reform.
- This betrayal turns her life into a nightmare, forcing her to confront harsh realities and question her path forward.
- Kharap Chele is a bold and thought-provoking novel that delves deep into human complexities, social taboos, and personal dilemmas.
About the Author:
- Name: Bani Basu
- Born: 26th Falgun, 1346 (Bengali Calendar)
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Education:
- Studied at Lady Brabourne College and Scottish Church College.
- Completed M.A. in English Literature from University of Calcutta (1962).
- Career: Former professor at Howrah Bijoy Krishna Girls' College.
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Writing Journey:
- Engaged in essays, short stories, poetry, and translation since student life.
- Notable translations include works of Sri Aurobindo, Somerset Maugham, and D.H. Lawrence.
- Her first novel Janmabhumi Matribhoomi was published in Sharadiya Anandalok in 1987

