Rathin's Speciality: Recent Episodes
Rathin Bhattacharjee
Asha for Adrija is a short story about a mother's limitless love for her daughter, come rains or sunshine.
Chapter - 2 of "The Autobiography of CU's Worst Student" describes a teacher, late J. C. Bhattacharyya (popularly known as JCB) , who impacted the lives of many with his humility and simplicity, qualities hard to find in the teachers of the present generation. Teachers like JCB, by being a role model, instilled some priceless values in their students.
This is my first attempt at what is known as a DIY or audio book. I wrote it way back in 2012. I waited long enough for the publishers. They were willing provided I paid for the publication. Disheartened, I decided to do it my own way. This chapter talks about how many people and incidents went into moulding my character. Bhutan, the god-blessed country completed me and helped me become a better human being.
This episode depicts Motherly Love at its best. Asha Devi, the mother of Adrija and Annyesha, is ever ready to protect her daughters from the evil world. Even to the extent of going against her hubby and their Baba, Sameer Babu!
Adrija and Annyesha are two sisters. They are as different as two sisters can be. But despite their differences, their dislikes for and doubts about one another at times, the sisters triumph against all odds and emerge as soulmates, owing mainly to their love for each other.
This time, I'll be narrating stories about the magical, mysterious love between two sisters, Adrija and Annyesha. So that, if you finally put these episides together, you have something unique, something uncommon, something that can be experienced only by two individuals related by blood, with their own identities, their dislikes and differences. What finally holds them together and helps them triumph against all odds, is their inexplicable love for one another. Happy listening.
A workaholic mom only stayed home on the day her younger daughters Board result was to be announced. In this episode we get to see how a mother is always supportive of her daughter due to her love. The daughter, more mature now, didn't prove to be a let-down this time around.
This story depicts a Mother's Love at its best. At the end of her tither after a tiring day, Asha Devi still has enough energy left for making a Luchi (puffy, fried bread) for her daughter, Annyesha. For nothing counts more to her than her daughters' happiness.
This is the second story relating to Mother's Love. The story simply shows that no matter what, a mother will never find faults with her daughter!
It is a story about a mother's unending love for her daughter. Adrija, the daughter, a mobile addict, lost her mobile just seconds before her exam. This short story tells you how her mother, Asha Devi, brought the smile back on Adrija's face.