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Hi everyone, how are you? I hope everyone is well. Today we will talk about a Bangla book review called Parineeta.This will be quite good for those who can read Bengali.I hope Bengali everyone like it .Let's get started.
One of the greatest writers of Bengali literature, Sarat Chandra Chatto Padhyay has very subtly portrayed the emotions, love, social bonds and the position of women in human life in his writings. 'Parineeta' is not just a love story, it is a complex social narrative. Set in the context of Kolkata in the early 20th century, this novel is a touching story of class discrimination, social constraints and the protection of women's dignity. 'Parineeta' is an indispensable read for those who want to enjoy classical Bengali literature.
“The novel centers around two neighboring families, Lalita and Shekhar. Lalita is an orphan girl who lives in the house of her poor maternal uncle, Gurucharan. On the other hand, Shekhar is the youngest son of the wealthy and influential Naveen Roy. Lalita has been raised in Shekhar’s house since childhood, and has arranged all his affairs. Although their relationship is based on affection and trust, it develops into a deep love over time. When Lalita, acting like a child, puts a garland around Shekhar’s neck on an auspicious day, she considers herself a ‘Parineeta’ (i.e., a married woman). But the obstacles in their relationship are Shekhar’s father’s arrogance and Lalita’s maternal uncle’s financial poverty. Naveen Roy wants Shekhar to marry the daughter of a wealthy businessman.
Amidst this tension, Girin, a liberal and well-off young man, appears, who is Lalita’s maternal uncle. Saves from debt. Girin's selfless love for Lalita and Shekhar's suspicion and misunderstanding push their love to a deep crisis. Lalita's self-respect and Shekhar's self-exploration lead the story to the climax, where true love triumphs over all social divisions and misunderstandings.
"Parineeta" is not just a love story, it is a symbol of a woman's self-respect, social status and the purity of love. Sarat Chandra has shown that true love does not depend on any agreement or social permission; it is born from the deep feelings of the heart. The novel clearly highlights the difference between rich and poor and how people's relationships and dignity fade away with money. Naveen Roy's greed and Gurucharan's helplessness depict the cruel reality of the society of that time.
Reading "Parineeta" brings to mind the conflict between love, self-respect and people trapped in the net of society. This novel is relevant even today, because society Still retains the same mentality in many places. By reading this book, the reader will learn to understand the true meaning of love, where sacrifice, respect and silent feeling are the greatest expressions. “Parineeta” is a priceless gem of Bengali literature, which awakens new feelings even after reading it repeatedly.
This novel is a beautiful combination of love, separation, misunderstanding and sacrifice. It shows that real bonds are not created by social or economic structures, they are developed deep in the heart. Those who love classic Bengali literature and stories of deep human relationships, ‘Parineeta’ should definitely be in their library. This is a book that will make you laugh, cry and ultimately give you a pure satisfaction. So today I am writing about this book. I am very healthy, thank you all.
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My name is Md. Abdus Samad. I am a Bangladeshi. My district name is Meherpur and Thana Gangni. Union sixteen taka. My village name is Jugirgofa. Currently there are four people in my family. Especially we are two brothers of parents. I am the eldest son of the family. My educational qualification is I am an honors 4th year student of Bengali department.
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