Dinabandhu loses everything in a land dispute that spirals out of control. Subol, a gentle college artist, is brutalized for a crime he didn't commit. Khushi, a young woman with dreams of motherhood, is dragged into a nightmare of captivity and degradation. As corruption seeps through every crack—from crooked cops to powerhungry gangsters—a tangled web of betrayal, fanaticism, and bloodlust tightens its grip on the villagers as their lives collide with unforgiving consequences, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The tipping point comes and all hell breaks loose when a madman pulls out a mangled skull from the village canal. As the police investigate the case, old secrets begin to tumble one by one. A name resurfaces: Hoon. Who is he? Who is the madman? And how are their fates bound to the skull or the series of crimes in the village? In a borderland teetering on the edge of chaos, blood flows as freely as contraband and silence is bought with fear. Set against the explosive backdrop of cross-border infiltration, religious extremism, smuggling, and political decay, Even after the Bloodbath is a searing, unflinching tale of loss, vengeance, and power. The truth is buried deep. And some bones don't rest easily. About the AuthorDiptasya Jash is a management consultant with a passion for writing. He has written over a hundred articles, especially on geopolitics and demographic changes in West Bengal, and four novels. Notable among his works are Udbastur Gan and Agun Lagar Poreo, which is the original Bengali book now been translated as Even after the Bloodbath. The original book sparked political debates and raised important questions around identity and politics. Debdutta Bhattacharjee is a freelance content writer, journalist, and translator with an experience of more than a decade. Trained in sociology from Hindu College (Delhi University) and Delhi School of Economics, he has worked at top media organizations, such as The Economic Times, Firstpost, IANS, and India Today Group, and also at India’s premier trade body FICCI. He has written opinion pieces and articles on topics ranging from sports and sports diplomacy to politics and economic policy. He has interviewed cricketer Yuvraj Singh, former ISRO chief and eminent educationist late Dr K. Kasturirangan, Olympic bronze medallist Vijender Singh, and many others. He has translated Dynasty to Democracy: The Untold Story of Smriti Irani’s Triumph from Hindi to English
