True Humanity

Life appears quite repressive if common amenities are denied to people under a clutching, oppressive situation and if those people are considered as ethnic, marginals and are the pupet of nation power, then, in their hand they had nothing but to suffer. This fiction throws glimpses on the Rohingya Ethinc cleansing and the struggle that they under took in salvaging themselves but whereever they go misfortune accompanies them as true friend. Amidst Rohingya genocide how two brothers escape to another nation and how one brother becomes the plinth point of a destitude, helpless family and how that brother brings solace to that family are the interesting fact of story.

This book is divided into eight chapter with no chapter name but in every page readers will feel a certain kind of sympathy trickling provocation along with the pain of the main protagonist due to their alienation, and detachment from their dear ones.