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Shahin is one of those many boys from rural Bangladesh who make up for the thousands of illegal emigrants of the US. He travels to the US with a theatre company to perform for Bengali associations in several cities. Finally, instead of returning with his team, he stays back, literally dissolving in the multitude of those who seek their fortune in the US while all the time running from the police. Like most such boys, Shahin joins a restaurant that employs illegal migrants because they come cheap. His only aim is to save enough money so that he can send money back home to his aged parents, who dream of repairing their doddering house. Playng hide and seek with the police, Shahin soon finds himself working for a transport company, but again gets too close to the police. Finally, luck favours him and Shahin gets a green card that enables him to visit home. But things are not the same anymore. He is now just another outsider.

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Samaresh Majumdar
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Samaresh Majumdar

A legendary Bengali novelist celebrated for his sprawling political epics and iconic Arjun detective series.

Samaresh Majumdar was a towering figure in modern Bengali literature, renowned for chronicling the turbulent political landscape of West Bengal. He achieved immortal fame through his Sahitya Akademi Award-winning Animesh quartet, which masterfully captured the Naxalite movement. Beyond political fiction, he created Arjun, one of Bengali literature’s most beloved youth sleuths.
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