"6 by 9 - A Folklore" is a supernatural mystery that blends Bengali folklore, horror, dark fantasy, and social commentary. It revolves around the village of Meghpur, where myth, trauma, and the supernatural converge. Through Wahid, a grieving journalist with a haunting past, we are pulled into a tangled web of generational secrets, village politics, and ghostly terrors.

'Altab Nagari' is named after a neighborhood who was founded by Mr. Altab Hossein. Right after the 1951 partition, Altab Hossein made a sweetshop whose recipe attracted various people, especially among the youngsters because of its least cost prices, compare to the other ones which are quite expensive. Then, the area was named as 'Altab Nagari', due to a hangout place. Despite its success, the world became competitive, until the last of the generations: only three- teenagers Ikhon, Arhan, George and an only leader on his 20s, Hablu, along with the parental folks kept the shop alive. Reviewer- @Pournu

The story that is told, is a story that is close to my heart. As I am telling this story during my quarantined times, may it be odd but it is a story about Karim Jawad, or else, different names they prefer in other dimensions. He has a jaded phase ahead on which, he need a lot of work for. He might get all the riches that he had but what he doesn't have, would be told further in the narrative. Sometimes, the music of the mix of joy and sadness do come with the guilt a person could have. There are some joy and love towards this story but it does make us walk through alternatives.

One of my patients, Aminah Marcia Khan had dissociative identity disorder but some people called her a misfit. I still remember her description: a tall, long haired, beautiful person whose curvy lips charms most of the boys but her minor freckles and spectacles overshadows her outer beauty but still, the only thing left was her inner beauty that pleased only the teachers and close ones.

Life is a film. How? It's not the story but its subject. There are different celebrities who are like different people. Some are down-to-earth but some are so-much into fame that they think like themselves as something superior that indicates one word-ego. This segment is about a making of a film with a strangely unusual man, Kuddus. It was not only that but an experience to share. Whenever I was reminded the 'behind the scenes' of the film, I used to cry like a whiny baby.

[COMPLETE] LISTENING TO THE WILDS- There are things that we often misunderstand as the difference between ego, obsession and love as well as the aspects of the human and the animal nature. Everyone has a choice. The question is what do you choose? Our human emotions are unpredictable that none might understand their motive. As we all know 'failure is the pillar of success', this is the story of our fellow mate-Abdul Khan. Whether you see him, always remember that we all have flaws underneath. To overcome, never criticize people who actually try to redeem themselves. Before you judge someone, remember-none are perfect as well as their views. A LOST LEAF- Life is not a one-way word that is described by the thousands that similarly contrasts to the words such as love. Everyone acts that we actually under the reality but in reality we create the other reality that exists everywhere. We like a lost leaf that even gives a similar quote: failure is a pillar of success. Knowing is not an experience, but seeing is. Knowledge is not power but using knowledge is power. That similarly happened to our fellow patient, Abdul's great-grandfather The Emperor Shahbaz whom we heard from Abdul's book 'Listening to the Wilds' but we could not get a clear view upon the Emperor except for the major parts despite that it was mention in Abdul's life in the wilds, I mean, The Spirit World of Peaceland. FAREWELL PEACELAND- These are the lines that are banging in my head. I am becoming a little old, it's funny, right? This time, I am playing a bigger role because this is the final time, our readers will explore the world of Peaceland with a goodbye, never expected.

Who knows the fate of those two people in fact they are the characters of the story. Limon, the thief and Mathin, a female garment worker who never crossed the limits of their social power until the tragedy which made Limon crossed the limit. However, the question is how? May be it is love, maybe it is a social condition and maybe more of these. This is not your typical love story but there are two stories of two people who fought against the odds. There are unlikely villains to confront, allies to be supported and acceptance of these two unlikely people should be given in the society.

The Rebel Trilogy is about war,love, patriotism and forgiveness. Abir's journey as a lieutenant is much worse than ever. Though, he use quirky humor to get relief. Explore the journey of the Rebellion to understand the message...