The tale is animated by the voices of the three sisters and a sister-in-law of the protagonist prince; his mistress Elokeshi, his first wife, the multilayered Mejo Rani Bibhavati and his last wife Dhara.
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A hundred and fifty years ago, Bhawal was a prosperous zamindari in the eastern part of undivided Bengal, in size and income next only to that owned by the Khwajas, the nawab family of Dacca.In the winter of 1909, Ramendranarayan Roy, the .
Sahitya Akademy Award winner Aruna Chakravarti has dramatically brought alive the intriguing tale of dual identity and the inexplicable quirks of fate in "The Mendicant Prince" (Picador India), her 16th novel.