RACHANA SAMAGRA 2 by Birendra Krishna Bhadra (Birupakkho) [Hardcover]

The passage describes the life and work of Birendra Krishna Bhadra, a beloved figure among Bengalis. While he is more renowned as a vocal artist than as a writer, his voice has become synonymous with the Mahalaya morning, marking the beginning of Durga Puja celebrations. His recitation of the Chandipath has been a quintessential part of Bengali tradition.

Bhadra was known for his wit and humor, reflected in the numerous humorous stories, essays, and plays he authored. Through his literary work, he skillfully highlighted social inequalities using humor as a tool to engage readers.

He had a long and successful career with All India Radio (Akashvani), where his voice and creative planning enriched many radio programs. However, his professional journey was marked by highs and lows, and later in life, he withdrew from the broadcasting world.

This two-volume set, published by Lalmati, offers a comprehensive look into his life, literary contributions, and personal memories shared by various notable personalities, shedding light on the many facets of this remarkable figure.