Book Review ~ Moyurakkhi – A Story of Silent Emotions

Hello friends, I hope everyone is well. Today I am going to share with you this is a very emotional novel where it talks about how very ordinary events affect our lives. And here he has presented the philosophy of human life. I hope you will like it.

  Book Summary  

Moyurakkhi is an emotional novel that tells the story of loneliness in human life, instability in relationships, lost memories and unrequited love in a very simple language. At the center of the story is a sensitive woman Moyurakkhi. Like her name, she is mysterious, she is soft but lives with a broken heart. She dreams and feels the pain of reality very closely.

Moyurakkhi has love in her life but it is incomplete. Even though the people around her try to understand her, many times no one can understand her inner pain. The story combines the troubles of family relationships on one side, the gaze of society on the other, and the loneliness of a woman in the middle, making the novel very close to life.

Humayun Ahmed's ability to capture life in his natural dialogues, simple sentences and small scenes in the novel has made Moyurakkhi a special place in the reader's mind. Sometimes the story is very calm, sometimes suddenly full of sadness, and the next moment it brings a soft smile like light.

It is soft, emotional and very human. There are no exaggerated scenes, no heavy philosophy, just real life emotions written in the most natural way.

  My Opinion  

Moyurakkhi seems to me to be a door of feelings that slowly opens. The biggest strength of this book is its calm feeling, which the author did not say directly but made us feel through the words. The characteristic of Humayun Ahmed's books is that he can convey a philosophy of life even from very ordinary incidents. This is no exception.

The character of Moyurakkhi touched me deeply. Her laughter, tears and pride are all very subtle but influential. Through this character, the author has shown that no matter how strong a person looks on the outside, he has to fight his own battle on the inside.

The language of the book is very simple but its emotions are very deep. There is no extra drama but the real picture of life, love and pain is captured in the small dialogues. Especially the scenes where silent love or imperfect relationships come up make the mind stop and think.

However, if I say, the book may not be easy for everyone to digest. It is soft, emotional and very human. There are no exaggerated scenes, no heavy philosophy, just real-life emotions written in the most natural way. Those who want fast-paced stories or thrills may not be interested in the slow yet emotional flow of this book. But for those who find beauty in the silence of words, it will be a unique experience.