একুশের গল্প | জহির রায়হান | Ekusher Golpo | Jahir Rayhan | Nine | Ten | SSC

Zahir Raihan's Ekushey Golpo || Dr. Borrowed from the writings of Chitta Mandal Zahir Raihan's 'Ekushey Golpo'. A symbolic story. While intense emotion drives the pace of the story towards a rapid conclusion, the coherent narrative brings it to a clear conclusion. The structure of the story is observed: Four years ago, the police took Tapu, who was shot in the head at the High Court intersection, four years later, Tapu's friend Rahat recognizes Tapu by seeing a hole in the skull of a skull. The desire to find Tapu anew in the skeleton, the joy of experiencing it, and the bleeding of the heart's pain along with it have gained uniqueness. The description of the discovery of Tapu in the story is consonant: 'That morning, sitting in bed, he turned the pages of anatomy. He was looking out the 'skeleton's skull' kept in a basket under his desk and was reading it along with the book. Then at one point he looked at Rahat's hand and asked, "Rahat Sahib, look at why there is such a hole in the middle of 'Skalar's' forehead?" Although the author's quick-wittedness and ambivalence can be felt in the story, this story is one of Zahir Raihan's most widely circulated prose works. Subhash Mukherjee was so impressed by the discovery of Tapu at a meeting in Calcutta after the war that he even wrote a poem. This story is touching and has the potential to touch the consciousness. This is where Zahir Raihan's achievement lies.