সঞ্জীব চট্টোপাধ্যায়ের রাসেবশে সমগ্র 1

Four of Sanjib Chattopadhyay's books are compiled together in a single volume—Ramyorochona (Humorous Writing), Calcutta Aache Calcutta-e (Calcutta is in Calcutta), Rakhis Maa Rosebose (Mother, Keep the Rosebose), and Rosebose. Along with these, some related unpublished works are also included. These four books, written by Sanjib Chattopadhyay, have stood the test of time and are immensely popular with readers.

Sanjib Chattopadhyay himself considers his humorous writings as an experiment in moderation—an experiment in which even profound subjects can be made delightful. The second book of this collection is entirely devoted to Calcutta. The city, which is so familiar to us, feels newly discovered through Sanjib Chattopadhyay's narration. His words breathe life into the city—its people, its sky-piercing buildings, the cornices, corners, lifts, and lamp-posts—all seem to begin conversing with the reader. This is the essence of familial connection in his books.

The next two books, Rakhis Maa Rosebose and Rosebose, are filled with countless characters, moments of joy, pleasure, and the many shades of life, all drawing the reader into an endless gathering. Under the canopy of laughter, there is a continuous celebration of life’s deeper meanings. To live in the sweetness of life—that is life itself.