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Leelaboti [Lilaboti]

By: Humayun Ahmed
Narrated by: Raihanul Amin
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Humayun Ahmed is undoubtedly one of the greatest novel writers in Bangladesh, and Lilaboti is one of his greatest creations. I hope you will enjoy this audiobook. It is an important book by Humayun Ahmed. It’s not a simple book like those by other writers. It is such an amazing piece of work.

Lilaboti, daughter of a landlord, had never seen her father, as her mother left him before her birth. She planned to see her dad only once, but somehow due to various circumstances, she didn't have the heart to leave. She remained alone, waiting for someone to come. This leaves us, the listeners, wondering about the cruelty of life. Siddikur Rahman is the main character in this book.

Please note: This audiobook is in Bengali.

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