- Ghoramamar Abadan
- Swayam Tinii
- Sada Hasyamukhe Thakbe
- Boltudar Utsaha Labh
- Gajakeshtababur Haasi
- Saheber Upahar
- The Great Ch(n)atai
- Anyamanaska Chor
- Lankanatham Kattasundaram
- Ghantadar Kablukaka
- Journey by Car
- Ticket
- Porer Poishae
- Pishemoshaer Mamar Galpo
- Kabitar Janma
- Shayataner S(n)ako
- Ghoramamar Cutlet
- Kh(n)aramoshai
- Naama Rahasya
- Rachanar Rahasya
- Haate Haatei
- Haridas aar Neel Maachi
- Ekdiner Uposh
- Pratidwandee
- Halde Bus
- Laal Ghora
- Sei Cheleta
- Cricket maane Jh(n)ijh(n)i
- Karim Mia
- Doctor Zakeer Hossain (Smritikatha)
- Chotobelar Smriti (Atmajeebanee)
- Pabitra Gangopadhyayke lekha chithi
A glance at the above will reveal that the volume is a mixture of a variety of literatures penned by the creator of Tenida, Pyala, Haub, Kyabla. Another bout of laughter galore, the volume is mostly humorous but blended, I think with just the correct proportion of nostalgic memoirs, letters, articles and some of the author's creations that he wrote during a very early age. Acknowledgement is thus due to Asha Devi and Abhijit Gangopadhyay to compile this volume. Also the majority of the smileys are not again reserved to Teni and his group's activities alone but other interesting characters have found their place suitably in the volume, that shows that if Narayanbabu had wished to start a series with any of the other characters,Bengali readers would not have been dissapointed. Of particular interest is the stories he wrote during his childhood that infact parallels many of the matured writings of the writer. Infact I think readers may find it interesting if they start savouring his stories from this volume only.
