Amit Chaudhuri Analysis

The above said passage Amit Chaudhuri describes a house wife’s small desires through the character Khuku. Khuku wants to spend time with her husband and serve him whatever he likes. So she likes the curfew days. Here the author expresses the feelings of Indian housewifes. They are more fond of their family husband and children than any other worldly enjoyment. Amit Chaudhuri describes women characters in high esteem. Indian women’s family responsibilities, their humanistic activities, their sympathy as it is throughout the story. He describes their dressing, dining table manner, hospitabilities hostage, take care of neighbours. Joint family system and their inequal role in family in a grate manner. Khuku, Mini, Bhaskar’s mother

It gave its people, as they wore their sweaters and mufflers, a sense of the wonder and dislocation of being in a foreign city. Even the everyday view from their own houses was a little strange. Smoke travelled everywhere, robbing the sunlight of its fire. Afternoon, with its gentle orange-yellow light, was the warmest time of day, though the wet clothes, assisted by a breeze, dried more slowly them in the summer. And as the orange light fell on the brickwork and the sides of the houses, it was easier to tell, from the flushed rose centre that now appeared on a terrace and now a parapet, that its origins lay in fire.”

- [Page No.33]

It’s a winter season’s expression. The main arm of the poem is literary appreciation. Amit has done his job appriciateable.

The Fiction is full of humanistic feelings. Amit Chaudhuri, finely describes the young couple Bhaskar and her wife’s first night feelings, their first meeting and the atmosphere in their private room with the poetic mood.

Their very short dialogues, interaction, behavour and everything described gently.

The newly married couple Bhaskar and Sandhiya, on their first day… they were in privacy… Amit Chaudhuri describes that situation