Kalikata Ache Kalikatatei by Sanjib Chattopadhyay [Hardcover]

If the subject is a vibrant character like Kolkata, and the author is a witty personality like Sanjeev Chattopadhyay, then the sweet proof of what that combination creates is found in Kolkata Achhe Kolkata-tei (Kolkata Exists in Kolkata Itself). We have read many city glimpses before, but without a doubt, Sanjeev's way of seeing and his humorous descriptions are entirely unique. He is the one who can strip away the disguise of the people in the high-rise flats of this city and pull out their true faces, compare the descent of gods and goddesses from the celestial realms to the lifting of a city elevator, and even write a self-defense for the dark supply corporation. He creates endless humor in a conversational tone, covering countless varied subjects. However, these writings are not just food for laughter. Along with the humor, there is a tinge of irritation, a subtle unease for Kolkata, a bit of anguish about where we are headed and how, all woven together with self-reflection in a remarkable way. Every page is filled with Debashish Deb's satirical illustrations.