The name of Milan Kundera needs no introduction. The experiences he has had in the narrative of the novel are unique to him.He avoids the traditional notion that a novel must have a specific theme. A single novel can cover a wide variety of topics.His novel "The Book of Laughter and Forgetting" consists of seven parts. Each part is a complete story in its own right and is closely related to the overall narrative of the novel.In this article, we have attempted to explore the narrative waves in Kundera's novel. In addition, we have examined the creativity of terminology and then its application to the lives of the characters.I have tried to explore the state of Czechoslovakia after the Russian occupation, as a novelist saw and felt it.In this article, I have not only analyzed each section but have also tried to discover all the meaningful gaps that exist in each section and highlight the meaning of the others.And I have tried to reach the conclusion that Kundera finds a way to happiness and smile even in the worst of situations. The characters repeatedly return to life in the worst of situations and try to live.To reach logical conclusions, I have also drawn on the writings of some well-known Western critics.