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Moddhanno [Noon]

By: Humayun Ahmed
Narrated by: Raihanul Amin
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Moddhanno by Humayun Ahmed has two parts, and it was published in two books. It’s not about the only historical story. This book background was in 1905. This is the longest Bangla book I have read, except for maybe Srikanta, but does not count because I was never able to finish it.

The story started in 1905 and ended around 1948 with the creation of Pakistan. According to the introduction, he had a plan for writing the third part, but obviously, we will never have the third part. Someday, I wish to make a movie of this novel, and I can bet there are very few Western novels which can tell a story as deep and as inspiring as Moddhanno!

Please note: This audiobook is in Bengali.

©2007 Onno Prokash (P)2020 Amatul Chowdhury Historical Fiction

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