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Smaranjit's short stories spread out from civilian life into semi-urban, mufsal to small villages. The people in his stories have come from around us. In his short stories, people's daily suffering, struggle to live, loneliness, hatred, revenge have come up. On the other hand comes friendship, sympathy and of course love. As the context of his story has wandered to the present day, his story has again touched ancient Bengal, the pre-independence era and the city of Naxals. Not only the subject matter is novel, but the construction of these short stories by Manarajit is also unique. As his story is about the helpless poor youth, there is also the story of the girl trapped in someone else's house. Just as the story of the pirates of the old days has come up in his pen, so has the story of the cab driver girl. These fifty stories written in simple, neat prose flow like a river touching the ups and downs of life in the pages of this book. And said the affection and love of the common people. They should turn around. Brings a philosophy that transcends suffering and teaches us to look at life in a different light. All in all, Manarajit's short stories are not only a collection of various amazing life stories, but these stories are also a joy-journey of reading pleasure for all readers.