Man-eaters of Sunderbans

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Sunderbans... The largest mangrove forest on earth. Tahawar Ali Khan dedicated the majority of his professional career to East-Pakistan (now Bangladesh). He was renowned as a skilled hunter, a craft he inherited from his uncle. Tahawar's father, too, earned fame as a hunter, having taken down numerous man-eaters.

During his time in the Khulna region, Tahawar confronted the formidable man-eating tigers and bore witness to countless tragic incidents and incredible events.

Tahawar meticulously documented his memoirs, providing firsthand insights into the Sunderban and the lives of its people, who coexisted with these tigers, the undisputed rulers of the jungle.

As you delve into these authentic stories, you'll find yourself transported into the dense, swampy jungles of the Sunderban, living through Tahawar's thrilling experiences.