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“Tamarind Triumph” by Pulak Kumar Chakraborti is a spellbinding tale of ghostly governance, karmic justice, and fantastical empire-building. Set in a whimsical world where the departed still rule, the novel follows the noble ghost emperor Bobby Lewis, who is burdened by a moral mission: to provide shelter to the homeless spirits displaced by human urbanization. As diplomatic talks fail, Bobby chooses a peaceful yet strategic expansion of his ghostly dominion—an empire that stretches from southern plains to the Himalayan tea gardens.
Told with delightful satire, historical references, and quirky brilliance, the novel captures the tension between spiritual harmony and material advancement. With every chapter, readers are taken deeper into the ghost emperor’s realm—one where loyalty, empathy, and timeless truths come alive through masterfully written prose. A must-read for lovers of intelligent fantasy, Indian lore, and unique storytelling.
Keypoints:
- A ghostly kingdom that mirrors modern society’s struggles.
- Deep storytelling grounded in Indian geography and colonial history.
- Rich prose with para-by-para intrigue and sharp imagination.
- A tale of karmic balance and peaceful conquest.
- A rare blend of satire
- mythology
- and spiritual symbolism.
Bullets:
- A thought-provoking fantasy set in an afterlife empire.
- Explores themes of displacement, legacy, and harmony.
- Written with rich language and intelligent humor.
- Appeals to fans of ghost stories, Indian folklore, and satirical fiction.
- Crafted by a veteran industrialist-turned-author with cultural depth.
Information
| Format | Paperback , EBook |
|---|---|
| ISBN No. | 9789363882119 |
| Publication date | 25 June 2025 |
| Publisher | Rigi Publication |
| Publication City/Country: | India |
| Language | English |
| Book Pages | 54 |
| Book Size | 5.5" x 8.5" |
| Book Interior | Black & white interior with white paper (Premium Quality) |
About Author
Pulak Kumar Chakraborti is a seasoned professional turned literary craftsman. Educated in Kolkata, with degrees in Commerce and Business Management, he spent his career in leadership roles with some of India’s most prestigious industrial houses, including the Apeejay Surrendra Group. Post-retirement, his deep-rooted love for storytelling blossomed into full-time writing. Drawing from India’s culture, corporate ethics, and folklore, Chakraborti’s debut novel presents an imaginative narrative interwoven with socio-historical undertones. “Tamarind Triumph” reflects his refined intellect, grounded values, and creative vision.