Premer Unish Kuri by Smaranjit Chakrabarty

This is the age of nineteen and twenty, the time when one faces the world for the first time. It is the age when, in the midst of the blend of beauty, flavor, and scent, one enters a new life. And so, as an inseparable part of this time, love and romance emerge. This book speaks of that love, a love where there is not just surrender, but also the inevitable marks of time—envy, pride, hatred, mystery, competition, and revenge. It carries with it friendship, loneliness, and sadness.

With the sounds of the city, these stories are also imbued with the light of a late afternoon in a small town, the whispering winds of a mountain pine forest, and the breath of falling snow. These love stories help us rediscover life, revealing the corners of its narrow alleys. They keep a lamp burning in a niche, and above all, they tell us that life isn’t as bad as it sometimes seems!

Through these stories, love is presented in a new light. They mix the bitterness of pain, the sweetness of love, and the joy of being one with the people we love, blending sugar and salt. The book ultimately tells the story of the celebration of life's beginning, of a sky filled with a spectrum of colors that soothes the heart.