Jochhna O Jononir Golpo is a novel by Humayun Ahmed based on the Bangladesh Liberation War. The story reflects the sacrifices made for freedom and the struggles faced during the war. The lines "Muktir mandir sopantole koto praan holo bolidan, lekha aache oshrujole" (How many lives were sacrificed under the steps of the temple of freedom, written in tears) and "Koto biployee bondhur rokto ranga, bandishalar oi shikalbhanga tara ki firibe ar suprabhate?" (How many revolutionary friends' blood stained, will they return, those who broke the chains of the prison?) express the deep sorrow and sacrifices of the martyrs.

The novel honors the memory of the brave souls who fought for the country’s independence. Their contributions and sacrifices are woven into the narrative as a tribute to the fighters, symbolized by "Jato torun orun geche ostachale, jehro swargagat tara ekhono jane, swarger cheye priya janmabhumi" (All the young souls that set, they now know their homeland is more beloved than heaven). The story is built around real-life experiences and memories, portraying Humayun Ahmed’s personal life and interactions with prominent political figures of the time, including Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

The novel captures the spirit of revolution, the hopes of a reawakened nation, and the enduring power of love for one's homeland.

— Mohini Chowdhury