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Story: Invocation....
Vibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay (1 - 5)
Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay (1-5) is an outstanding artist in Bengali literature. As he has seen people in his novels with compassionate insight, he draws on the nature and image of village Bengal in extraordinary artistic language and in bold style. He saw people with deep compassion and intense love. His prose is rich in poetic and illustrative narratives.
The "Uhwan" story is such an exceptional literary book by the author. The story's brilliant bonding with the author's spiritual connection with a not-so-famous village girl is highlighted in this story.
Our talk "Uvaan" story is compiled by Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay. It is a story of a generous human relationship. The bond of human affection and affection - not with wealth, but with the touch of Hooda's intense sincerity - developed. In the words of the author, "After a long time I have come to the village? The day when we are in the village, do not forget to come in the morning every day. Will bring something. Sometimes ripe mangoes, sometimes leaf lemons, or even one or two cucumbers, one-slice pumpkin. β
The wife of the karmati of the land came to life in the afternoon and was helpless. Everyone on earth has left him. There is a grandchild, but he does not see the old woman. Big trouble old Not always in the rice alliance.
The story of the then society has appeared in this story. Mixing water in milk, I see the image of cheating. "Oh, Daddy, his milk! Half water - milk is good or not good for milk. " Apart from the depiction of scarcity, there is also a picture of the prosperity of the rural people - βHe lacked anything but lack of anything. Golpora paddy, Golpora cow. β
The class and discrimination of the rich and the poor, the distance and turmoil that arises between people of different religions, can also be overcome - as a result of intense affection and generosity and generosity of the human heart. Reflecting the simple, simple lifestyle of people in poverty-stricken villages is also one of the liveliest of the story. In this story, the author expresses the narrow and liberated attitude of the two characters in different religions, caste and financial position. The elder is Muslim but the author is Hindu. The author introduces communal harmony by establishing a bond of spirit between the two.
The fact that the rural Lokayat marginalized lifestyle is free from classical rigor is also revealed in this story. Religious discrimination that despises people's love is something we notice inside the relationship between the true old woman and the author.