Sarat Chandra Chatterjee's Publications Index Bardidi Viraj Bou Parineeta Pundit Mashai Pally Samaj Chandranath Baikunther Will Arakshaniya Shrikanto Debdas Nishkriti Charitraheen Dotta Swami Grihadaha Bamuner Meye Dena-Paona Navabidhan Pather Dabee Shesh Prashna Shesher Parichoy Vijoya Roma Shorashi Taruner Vidroha Swadesh o Sahitya Narir Mulya Bipradas Shuvda Bindur Chheley o Anyanya Galpa Mejdidi Kashinath Chhobi Harilaxmi Anuradha, Sati o Paresh Chhelebelar Galpa Inspired by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee's writings, it was novelist Sarat Chandra Chatterjee who brought modern bengali literature to the masses. His piercing analysis of human love, faith and frailties is unparallel. His intimate understanding of the social goings-on and the sympathetic albeit affirmative way he portrayed the unpriviledged and the women in his stories testify his paramount love and affection for the deprived. His lovingly and masterfully crafted words, used by ordinary people of the street, and immaculate writing style made him easily one of the world's best loved novelists. Like Bankim Chandra, he was a common man; he understood the common person's dilemas with life and living conditions. His novels appealed to people of all walks of life. His mastery on this branch of the Bengali literature was so complete that it is not at all surprising to note that remaining under the full glare of Tagore's creative genius, Sarat Chandra was never to be influenced by it. On the contrary, Tagore has been so moved by his stories that even he could not resist from the occasional forray into the latter's familiar territory. Here is a chronological list of Sarat Chandra's publications with short notes on each.