Author: Sudipta Sen Gupta
Genre: Historical Fiction
Pages: 312
Publisher: Rupa Publications

‘Aasma-I-Noor’ by Sudipta Sen Gupta is a historical fiction masterpiece that promises an edge-of-the-seat experience set in the 1700s, intertwining the lives of well-known historical figures with fiction. At the heart of it all lies a diamond that sets the stage for a series of captivating events, that historical fiction enthusiasts will find particularly appealing.

The characters in ‘Aasma-i-Noor’ are its greatest strengths. The tale unfolds through the perspectives of diverse historical characters, each contributing a unique voice and role to the plot. From the ambitious Robert Clive to the determined Alvardi Khan, these characters are brought to life through the passionate narration. Their interactions and growth are skillfully interwoven, contributing to the novel’s immersive quality.

Sudipta Sen Gupta’s writing style is nothing short of captivating. The language is simple yet rich, making it accessible to a wide range of readers. The book’s smooth prose allows the narrative to flow effortlessly, making it easy to grasp the tale. The engaging narrative takes the reader through the Battle of Plassey, Buxar, and India’s fight for independence. The author’s meticulous research, his attention to detail and vivid storytelling transports readers back to many such pivotal moments in history, allowing them to experience the atmosphere then and how! The novel’s unique blend of historical accuracy and imaginative storytelling creates a seamless fusion that both educates and entertains.

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Whether you’re a historical fiction fanatic or a newbie to the genre, ‘Aasma-I-Noor’ is sure to dazzle one and all. Its blend of historical panaroma, vivid characters, and captivating storytelling makes it a must-read for anyone seeking a memorable reading experience.

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P.S.: I received a review copy from the publisher but the review remains unbiased.