Kunal Basu Books

Kunal Basu was born in Calcutta and raised by unorthodox parents who were both litterateurs and political activists. This upbringing fostered an early love for the arts, including painting, acting, and writing. Since 2001, Basu has published four novels and a collection of short stories, alongside writing several screenplays and poetry. His work explores diverse artistic avenues, reflecting his multifaceted creative spirit.

The Miniaturist
254 pages
9 hours of reading
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In The Sumptuous Court Of The Emperor Akbar, In 16Th Century India, A Group Of Artists Begins The Painstaking Task Of Chronicling The Emperor'S Life. Bihzad Is The Son Of The Chief Artist And As Such, He Is Groomed To Follow In His Father'S Footsteps. A Child Prodigy, Bihzad Is Shielded From Life As He Grows Up In The Stunning Fortress Town Of Agra. But As Word Of His Talent Spreads, Rumours About The Wild, Passionate Nature Of His Secret Drawings Bring His Enemies Out Into The Open. When The Young Artist Breaches The Rules Of The Court, They Will Use His Art To Destroy Him.
Filmi Stories
272 pages
10 hours of reading
A thrilling pursuit of a terrorist unfolds as operatives devise a risky strategy to draw their target out of hiding. The plan involves using a human bait, escalating the tension and danger in this high-stakes game. As the chase intensifies, the moral implications and risks of such tactics come into play, highlighting the complexities of counter-terrorism efforts.

The Miniaturist

Filmi Stories