"Taj Mahal"

The story of Banful's "Taj Mahal" is taken from his collection of stories "Invisible". In this story, the love of the wife of Fakir Shahjahan, a man from the lower strata of the society, has got unforgettable glory. Although he could not build the Taj Mahal according to the emperor Shah Jahan, he built the tomb of the dead Begum with bricks and sand. The story of the "Taj Mahal" is not wide in terms of story, events and character. A very integrated art format is the feature of this story. According to his other stories, Bonaful is also very conscious in this story. If the last two sentences of this story are not read, the inner meaning of the story cannot be grasped. A deep truth of life is revealed there through strange surprises. In this story, the author arranges the events in the opinion of a neutral viewer in a disinterested narration. As the story is told in a good man, the author does not comment or analyze anything about the story, events, characters. There is no need to go beyond the necessary and essential descriptions and dialogues. Most importantly, the storyteller did not tell the reader the truth of life revealed in this story. The story makes the reader realize it in its own way.