Bikaal and Godhuli

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Description: This narrative bears resemblance to William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" and unfolds the tale of Bikaal Sen and Godhuli Phukan, scions of distinguished families comprising high-ranking government officials, each hailing from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds. All characters portrayed herein are entirely fictional. The plot explores how the impulsive actions of two young minds, driven by a love that seems all-consuming, lead them to contemplate the grave decision of death. The narrative aims to illustrate that teenage love is often transient, marked by hasty decisions made without due consideration of the consequences. The storyline encapsulates a tumultuous phase, akin to a period of storm and stress, prevalent during early adolescence. This developmental stage is characterized by mood swings, fear, anxiety, interpersonal conflicts, and desires that diverge from societal norms. The narrative delves into the universal need for love and affection during this tumultuous period. The theme of instantaneous and drastic actions, such as death and suicide, emerges as a distinctive characteristic among adolescents. Furthermore, the storyline is intricately woven into the backdrop of the language issues prevalent in Assam during the 1970s, providing a contextual foundation for the unfolding events.