Suchitra Bhattacharya was immensely renowned in the world of fiction. Even at the time of her sudden passing, she was creatively active and enjoyed widespread popularity. In her approximately twenty-two-year career as a novelist, she wrote prolifically. She explored the inner workings of contemporary society from various perspectives. In her groundbreaking novels, Suchitra fearlessly tore away our social masks. She created powerful female characters. While her feminine sensibility set her apart, she was, in the truest sense, a humanist writer. Alongside the problems, crises, commitments, protests, and inner turmoil of middle-class life, Suchitra did not overlook the various forms of isolation and loneliness in urban society. Because she understood her subjects intimately, her stories resonate with readers time and again. This sixth volume of her "Complete Novels" includes seven novels: Char Dewal, Rupkatha Noy, Jwala, Andharbela, Megher Pare Megh, Gahina Hridoy, and Eka.