As the lines of 'Khai Khai karo keno eso baso ahare' by the versatile littereteur rent the air, children thronged the stalls peddling 'Ajwab Khaoa.'
Reciting the nonsense rhymes of ever-green 'Abol Tabol' by the poet-playwright-essayist-short story teller, academician-MP Sougata Roy said from 'Ajob Khaoa' comprising near-extinct dishes to contemporary cuisine tickling the taste buds of Bengalees, the event was a perfect tribute to the humourist that was Sukumar Ray.
'Nale Jhole', indicating the Bengali 'Bhadralok's irresistible appetite for fabled and not so fabled street cuisine, from Brain Chop in British-era Mitra Cafe to 'Shaktigarer Langcha', having also created buzz in social network sites, will become an annual affair, playwright-actor-Higher Education minister Bratya basu said.