Application of Attachment Theory in Jafar Iqbal’s Dipu Number Two

Jafar Iqbal, a celebrated Bangladeshi novelist, is known for his engaging stories, psychological insights, and depiction of youthful characters.Being an international figure, Iqbal earned much popularity worldwide but less in his home country.Among his notable works, Dipu Number Two was adopted in film too.The central character Dipu walks on the memory lanes of his childhood.It faces the psychological challenges of adapting to the situations, which have become an exploration of this study here.He managed to avoid the wrath of the brutal boy Tarique while sharing family issues and understanding each other's mental choices.This paper, however, intensifies the Attachment Theory to study Dipu's journey, magnifying his emotional views of tolerance in attachments.Dipu's lovely relations with his father and short-term meeting with his mother highlight the novel's search for emotional endurance and friendship moments.However, this analysis and exploration of knowledge emphasizes Dipu's mental adaptabilities, which connect contemporary readers and highlight Iqbal's writing significance to contemporary researchers.