Irony: Story of every singel person, problems are a part of our life
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Publisher: Notion Press
Pages: 88
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.38 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: Bengali
Three loves, countless dreams, and the story of an unfinished life. Heartbroken by his first love and becoming the cause of separation in the second, he eventually finds stability in his third love and builds a family. From struggles, emotions, and life experiences emerges a remarkable writer who wins the hearts of countless readers. Beyond literature, he also rises to fame as a singer. But at the peak of his success, while performing before a cheering audience, life takes an unexpected turn. A moving tale of love, loss, ambition, success, and mortality, this novel takes readers on an emotional journey where every chapter reveals a deeper meaning of life.
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