#durjoy

[sunshiinnne]

My kinda evening: A hot cup of chai, a good book and some instrumental music.

[sarcasmiclife]

Truest words spoken

[intellectual6666]

Explain any of your 5 mutuals are a fictional character

Also you have to further tag others if you are mentioned in someone's reply to this

Fictional character!?!?!?!

Now that's a very tough job ngl

Okayy so, I would say @numpypandas is like Severus Snape, looks cold and everyone thinks he is a bit emotionless, but he really is a softie and he is ready to help people with their problems (logically)

@shadowseductress is typically Parisa Kamali from Atlas Six (I already told this to her), because they are like so damn same, manipulator, really hot and holds tremendous knowledge about the things which they find interest in.

@a-lepidoptera is totally Hermione Granger, this person explained me so many things with so much logic, and holds a vast knowledge about Science, Social Science and many other subjects other than the bookish ones.

@alhad-maharani and @om-is-not-ok are literally Anvesha and Dhruvan from A Touch of Eternity written by Durjoy Datta. Soulmates, who cannot be broken apart even by the forces of nature and society.

@oh-munda-kukkad-kamaal-da is Atlas Corrigan (ik, don't jump on me, I read CoHo book because my friends forced me to, and ngl, Atlas was a nice guy). Like idk much about him, but he really looks like a typical Green flag.

For heaven's sake, I took almost half an hour to think about each and every character and how it is similar to my mutuals. (Did on 6 mutuals rather than 5, give me an award 😤).

[mr-know-it-owl]

How the fuck do people read authors like Durjoy Dutta and Chetan Bhagat and all those in the similar genre?

I remember this person who got excited knowing that I read books and went ahead to say how these are her favorite authors. My mind just shut down right there.

[kaleb-is-definitely-sane]

That's the cliche about love. You don't choose it. It chooses you.

-Durjoy Dutta (World's Best Boyfriend)

[stfuitsbooks]

BOOK #1

first post!

Book rec!

Name: When I Am With You

Author: Durjoy Datta

Genres: romance novel, fiction, contemporary romance

Trigger warnings: mention of violence, childhood trauma, death(abortion). Mature content.(contains adult scenes in some chapters.)

Summary: Aishwarya, at twenty-eight years old, wants to be a single mother rather than fit into a traditional family structure. It’s not that she hasn’t tried but just so far it hasn’t seemed to work for her. Smart, highly intelligent, and equally ambitious, she has her eyes on two goals, both of which she wants to achieve at all costs. Her new start-up venture is all about revolutionizing the way young working women have their childcare needs taken care of.

As much as she loves children, she is also passionate about cricket and has been hoping that her ex-boyfriend Akshay would be able to offer some help or assistance to her. He is just the perfect man for the job. But her only qualm – Akshay doesn’t seem interested in any of this. At least, not yet.

Enter Dhiren who takes up the 1st floor of Aishwarya’s building. He is hiding from his past and prefers to stay that way. He has also made a lot of money in cryptocurrency and lost it. A chance coincidence forces them to work closely with each other until a dreadful accident ruins everything that they have done so far.

Then there is also the question of Aishwarya’s two best friends who constantly warn her against Dhiren. They have a hunch that he is hiding something and when things begin to take an unexpected turn, they all are headed toward a disaster.

The only thing that can possibly save them is the thing that none of them want – love.

Came out: August 2022.

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Personal opinion: one of the best books I've read so far. Give it a try. You won't regret it, I promise.

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[amazingarchitecturewebsite]

The Grey Grotto House in #Bengaluru, India by Redwall Design Studio @redwall.in. Read more: Link in bio! Photography: Durjoy Chowdhury @thefarjoyed. Redwall Design Studio: Being a nature lover, the client opts to have a holiday home alike sculpture stalled in his farmland. The site is located amidst the coconut grove and paddy fields giving a scenic approach to the site from the main road. The design objective is to setup a complete leisure destiny for his family within a built envelope, as well as the utilization of vista around farmland… #india #casa #архитектура www.amazingarchitecture.com ✔ A collection of the best contemporary architecture to inspire you. #design #architecture #amazingarchitecture #architect #arquitectura #luxury #realestate #life #cute #architettura #interiordesign #photooftheday #love #travel #construction #furniture #instagood #fashion #beautiful #archilovers #home #house ‎#amazing #picoftheday #architecturephotography ‎#معماری (at Bengaluru,India) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckhh0hAMtrV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sparklingstudycare]

Reading the "When only love remains" by Durjoy Datta these days

[kru-sader]

My one reading resolution for this year would be to not constantly think that I'm reading a 'white people book'.

As much as I would have liked a little more diversity in the 56 books I read last year, and a little representation of my own race, it was difficult to come across any piece of writing about POC. That is both disappointing and discouraging.

However, it can't be solved by ignoring all books by white authors, because a lot of amazing literature has been written by white people and tells the story of a white person. The only solution is to make an effort to find out about and read books from a racially and culturally diverse range of authors.

Should I be avoiding reading mediocre pieces of writing by white authors only because social media ( specially the YA book communities) thinks it's cool? Yes.

But friendly reminder to myself- you are allowed to read TSOIAF series as well as Austen, Kafka, Suzanne Collins, Riordon, Bardugo, Tolkien and Plath without feeling guilty about it. Just don't forget to read 'A God Of Small Things' and 'Unbecoming' and Salman Rushdie and Durjoy Dutta and Khaled Husseini and Murakami and Yoshimoto.

At the end of the day, the purpose of reading is to consume an art that's good food for your thoughts.

Don't let the media convince you to consume mediocrity because it's written by one group of people. And don't ever be kept from reading good pieces of writing no matter who it's centered around and who it's authored by.

Tl;dr - Don't take recommendations from mainstream booktok- half of those people need good book recommendations themselves. And read works of people you can relate to.

[aalienromingaround]

-The perfect us,Durjoy Datta

[recentlyheardcom]

Put a few extra prawns at the barbie – seafood should shield towards kidney disease

Author Durjoy Khan Published February 13, 2023 Word count 500 The biggest ever evaluation of the fitness blessings of sure fatty acids observed in seafood has observed that individuals who fed on the maximum had a decrease danger of growing continual kidney disorder. Researchers from The George Institute and UNSW, Sydney analysed research related to over 25,000 contributors throughout 12…

[digitalwebshopping]

Wish I Could Tell You Novel

Anusha, who has a heart full of sorrow and is disappointed, finds it hard to find reason for living, while raising charity funds. Ananth is of the view that there is no cause that is not worth of fighting for. As their lives are woven together by social media hype and real-world obstacles, they are faced with complicated relationships. In a love and duty nexus, the inevitable step forward seems to be together.

[bloggercookie]

Beyond the Books: Friendship, Pressure, and Triumph in 'Kota Factory'

Experience the pressure cooker world of Kota coaching with Kota Factory! Join Vaibhav & friends as they navigate IIT dreams, friendships & the relentless pursuit of success. #KotaFactory

Ever dreamt of cracking the IIT entrance exam? Well, “Kota Factory” takes you on a roller coaster ride alongside a bunch of aspiring students in Kota, a city in India famous for its competitive coaching centers. Inspired by the graphic novel “IIT-JEE” by Maheshwari and Durjoy Kumar, the show offers a glimpse into the pressure-cooker environment of Kota. It’s not just about textbooks and lectures…

[mr-know-it-owl]

Yaar... Followed a few tags on books and reading and ended up getting posts on books by Durjoy Dutta and Chetan Bhagat. This is just sad.

[querenciaofmelancholy]

We so need a list for this

17 sector shenanigans- 1) Picked up sister's lehenga? (Did this even happen lol) 2) Picked up sister's NARUTO UZAMAKI cake from Crown Patisserie 3) Durjoy Datta- English Book Store+ Softy time with mommyie and sisie (17 deserves all the cringiness) 4) Cycling till the underpass with CoolKan 5) THROWING UP ON KM'S BIRTHDAY BYE 6) Sneaking out for sponsorship work with somebody questionable

7) together with Papa ji to uco bank

8) bookstore with Chacha ji

[sutrala]

Alan Lau is Vice Chairman of M+ Museum, the era-defining new institution in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon district. Here he... The post Alan Lau and Durjoy Rahman on the importance of art philanthropy appeared first on Lux Magazine.