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Like Dickens, Saratchandra had a bag of wonderful tales The Hindu The Final Question (Shesh Prashna) is one of Saratchandra Chattopadhyay s last novels and perhaps his most radically innovative. The novel caused a sensation when it was first published in 1931, drawing censure from... read more
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- Nilima: One woman who is obsessed with her widowhood! At times, she seems to lament her fate but never does she try and break away from the religious/societal shackles that bind her being. Yes, the society was harsh, but then if she was so in awe of Kamal, may be she could have taken a leaf or two out of her book. It might seem strange, but this was the character I liked the least in the book, the second being Ajit.
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