Between Strings and Silence
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Ongoing, First published Sep 21, 2024
All is well for Arbaz until his world goes upside down as his lover Shreya a young woman leaves him to an unhappily arranged marriage, as her father was against her marrying her love Arbaz. Arbaz, goes deep into his music career going through the struggles of life where he is unwelcomed in the Bangladesh music community. He questions whether it is ever possible to find true harmony in life, or if we are forever chasing a fleeting note. 

It is the second book in a series of Bengali contemporary novels written with great beauty and complex emotion. 

The narrative is woven with musical metaphors, exploring the parallel between emotional dissonance and harmony in music, as well as the societal struggles of identity and acceptance. Each character's arc reflects the search for fulfillment through music and love, but ultimately, they are left facing the complexities of human desire and ambition.
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