This can sound a bit of self pride, but I have received some really good comments in my blog for my stories. Now that I remind of them, I thought I could make a list of them in one of my posts. It's dedicated to my friends, who have given their precious time to read my blog and came up with special words.
1. "I exactly don't know how to reflect my feeling as a whole. I found an intense vivacity in your writing skill. You attained an invincible capacity of dragging our minds towards your thought and culmination. And the way you write, just beyond compare. All the units you have....the passion,the linking,the turn,the twist....are the truths which compose all the beauties and adorn the matter you intensify. Simply you are GOD blessed. I don't know what the grip you earned but I'm quite set upon such a degree of conviction that I believe your mind runs through a frictionless surface."
- Samrat, for 'June'.
2. "When I started reading the story I thought it'd be a love story or a complexed love story with one or two twists at the end. As the story progressed I found I was not fully wrong, it was indeed another love story but this time you weaved your three leading ladies in a single story. Interesting was the description where you mentioned," She understands I love her, I understand she loves someone; she understands that someone loves someone else. She wants to have it with someone else. I call her confused. She argues back. I let it go." It was worth reading.
I liked the ending part, where "And there they go in the air..! Papers in the sky. Papers in the air. Floating free, dancing in joy, in the tune of happiness" .. It was like a finishing scene of a movie.. Great work ..
I liked the way of composing two stories here. One is the new and the other one from an old story,I cannot remember its name..
But but but ....
Why everytime I read your story and find a frustration in it ? Why every-time it seems to me that the atmosphere is gloomy there.. I would rather try to find the answer in your next story ..."
- Debopam, for 'June'.
3. "what could I say?...I should rather ask what should I say ...Honestly saying, before I started reading I knew I was about to read the first part of it cause the overall volume was already caught by my eyes.Believe me,I plunged into this story for no reason... as I got the grip I was so lost in it...your writing steered me upto the end before I loose the grip. But before I make a comment I want to say something... please don't treat me as a flatterer cause...mind it...a flatterer is good enough at his job without reading a whole story.I don't care what the rest say about me cause they are smarter enough to laugh at me...and I know that you are wise enough to get this...lets gets far from this....The story is strongly palpable...no doubt...of course perusing...but the fact is...satisfaction is confined by nothing...so let the story be a sad song like a life as you said in a broad sense in the story,...you better treat life as a bitter plant that spreads sweet smell to enchant others....your story reminds me a song...."Every rose has its thorn"...sung by some1 you perhaps hate the most; nevertheless I ask you to check the lyrics and listen to the song...you would be smitten...hope you'll get through...."
- Samrat, for 'The no-private Room'.
4. "I still come back to read your blog...and every piece seems like a true story,only that I know that they ARE TRUE STORIES..."
- Debalina, for 'Are you lonely?'
5. "I really don't know you or your circumstances that well to comment, but seems to me you have hit "zero gravity". Once you hit it, it's easy. When no one expects anything from you, you feel miserable a while then you go ahead and try your best without any extra pressure of other peoples' expectations. At least, that's how it feels to me when I reach a dead end.
Best of luck."
- Anonymous, for 'Notes from a living room : 28'
6. "to start with such an cruel part and then to continue to something as beautiful as love and then to find out the dark secrets of that beautiful thing and link it with that cruel inhuman aspect...and all in the same story and so aptly and so mesmerizingly put together...u really really do have a huge talent with your pen. *RESPECT*
this is your best piece till date (among the ones i have read)....loved it..truly and deeply..
and Thank you! :)"
- Debalina, for 'Noro-rakkhos'
7. "Being a part, however small it may be, in such a story gives a heavenly feeling. :)
Won't say much. Just that your story is like biryani. Fact is the rice and fiction is the mixture of spices. But when they mingle, they create a delicious cuisine to savour. :)"
- Supratim, for 'Noro-rakkhos'
8. "when one reads about something so mystic so mesmerizing set at a place so familiar and based on a topic so striking...one is left totally speechless...loved it..such a vivid portrayal..."
- Debalina, for 'The smell'
9. "Hey i just love them..
Thankful to your blog that finally i got to know what do i call my favorite flowers..
They are just superb and there scent is all the more rocking..
For this topic i feel ..written a little less..but whatever has been put up is very nice..
And by the way when you wrote the name of this flower in Bengali..then why didn't you write Chhatim er phool..?"
- Alcina, for '...about chhatim flowers'
10. "The old banu back with his romanticism!"
- Debopam, for 'Stoned moments'
11. "True to its core..photograph is the only way you get the moments locked with you forever as they were.. Lovely.."
- Alcina, for 'Stoned moments'
12. "hi, a few lines, but painful.
can I ask, what made u write this? just curious.
saw your blog at indivine.
RESTLESS"
- Restless, for 'Death was coming'
13. "the plot is too good..and i don't absolutely find any trouble with is story..life is not all about a bed of roses,there are so many sides to a person,and so many kinds of persons...we have to accept this as stark reality.really well written."
- Debalina, for 'Mad'
14. "Actually the story is not for reading, there are some instances in life which can't be seen or heard, they can only be felt. And believe me while reading I felt the same way u were feeling while writing."
- Debopam, for 'Good Night 2 : Along came night'
15. "in general i do prefer to keep aside the love related blogs but this is something unusual...i have never seen any post so simple pave its way through my heart..loved your blog... :)"
- Satyabrata, for 'Scattered notes 14 : The rejection'
16. "The begining is superb. Whenever You write a she, i am terrorised that you might be lapsing into one of your loony-lovestruck monologues, but this was different. The ambient description was very nice,creepy.The murder and consequences form a weak-link you could have created a creepier situation. The approach to the nightmare and subsequent reliving the horror theme is stereotipical and evokes a been there seen that sense which invites a sense of predictability that's damaging to the overall rating. However the story does not live up to the promise it makes in first 5-6 lines. I can give u a rating of 6/10 mainly beacause of environmental setup. I mmight seem harsh.. but this is my judgement no involvement of TOI officials is observed!"
- Bipul, for 'The old dock'
17. "The main reason for which I like Soumyo's writing most is that he blends sorrow, humor, romance & elegance in a perfect measure. This piece proved that again! .. Though I have not seen the girl but I am already in love with her. Soumyo can instantiate any fictional character-class into a real object without ruining the flavor of the story. Loved It!"
- Debopam, for 'A romantic story'
18. "When I started reading the story I thought that Banu is in love bt at the end I realized that Banu remains Banu and no one can change him and the way he embarrass the people around him just like the autowalah and the guy sitting beside him.
And ultimately the readers.
Just joking
Bhai marattok hoyeche
ro lekh Boi toi bar kor."
- Dipyaman, for 'A romantic story'
So that's it...!
Eighteen best comments assembled from my blog. :) Thanks a lot guys for reading out almost everytime I asked to, whenever I finished a new story. Much grateful, to each of you.
1. "I exactly don't know how to reflect my feeling as a whole. I found an intense vivacity in your writing skill. You attained an invincible capacity of dragging our minds towards your thought and culmination. And the way you write, just beyond compare. All the units you have....the passion,the linking,the turn,the twist....are the truths which compose all the beauties and adorn the matter you intensify. Simply you are GOD blessed. I don't know what the grip you earned but I'm quite set upon such a degree of conviction that I believe your mind runs through a frictionless surface."
- Samrat, for 'June'.
2. "When I started reading the story I thought it'd be a love story or a complexed love story with one or two twists at the end. As the story progressed I found I was not fully wrong, it was indeed another love story but this time you weaved your three leading ladies in a single story. Interesting was the description where you mentioned," She understands I love her, I understand she loves someone; she understands that someone loves someone else. She wants to have it with someone else. I call her confused. She argues back. I let it go." It was worth reading.
I liked the ending part, where "And there they go in the air..! Papers in the sky. Papers in the air. Floating free, dancing in joy, in the tune of happiness" .. It was like a finishing scene of a movie.. Great work ..
I liked the way of composing two stories here. One is the new and the other one from an old story,I cannot remember its name..
But but but ....
Why everytime I read your story and find a frustration in it ? Why every-time it seems to me that the atmosphere is gloomy there.. I would rather try to find the answer in your next story ..."
- Debopam, for 'June'.
3. "what could I say?...I should rather ask what should I say ...Honestly saying, before I started reading I knew I was about to read the first part of it cause the overall volume was already caught by my eyes.Believe me,I plunged into this story for no reason... as I got the grip I was so lost in it...your writing steered me upto the end before I loose the grip. But before I make a comment I want to say something... please don't treat me as a flatterer cause...mind it...a flatterer is good enough at his job without reading a whole story.I don't care what the rest say about me cause they are smarter enough to laugh at me...and I know that you are wise enough to get this...lets gets far from this....The story is strongly palpable...no doubt...of course perusing...but the fact is...satisfaction is confined by nothing...so let the story be a sad song like a life as you said in a broad sense in the story,...you better treat life as a bitter plant that spreads sweet smell to enchant others....your story reminds me a song...."Every rose has its thorn"...sung by some1 you perhaps hate the most; nevertheless I ask you to check the lyrics and listen to the song...you would be smitten...hope you'll get through...."
- Samrat, for 'The no-private Room'.
4. "I still come back to read your blog...and every piece seems like a true story,only that I know that they ARE TRUE STORIES..."
- Debalina, for 'Are you lonely?'
5. "I really don't know you or your circumstances that well to comment, but seems to me you have hit "zero gravity". Once you hit it, it's easy. When no one expects anything from you, you feel miserable a while then you go ahead and try your best without any extra pressure of other peoples' expectations. At least, that's how it feels to me when I reach a dead end.
Best of luck."
- Anonymous, for 'Notes from a living room : 28'
6. "to start with such an cruel part and then to continue to something as beautiful as love and then to find out the dark secrets of that beautiful thing and link it with that cruel inhuman aspect...and all in the same story and so aptly and so mesmerizingly put together...u really really do have a huge talent with your pen. *RESPECT*
this is your best piece till date (among the ones i have read)....loved it..truly and deeply..
and Thank you! :)"
- Debalina, for 'Noro-rakkhos'
7. "Being a part, however small it may be, in such a story gives a heavenly feeling. :)
Won't say much. Just that your story is like biryani. Fact is the rice and fiction is the mixture of spices. But when they mingle, they create a delicious cuisine to savour. :)"
- Supratim, for 'Noro-rakkhos'
8. "when one reads about something so mystic so mesmerizing set at a place so familiar and based on a topic so striking...one is left totally speechless...loved it..such a vivid portrayal..."
- Debalina, for 'The smell'
9. "Hey i just love them..
Thankful to your blog that finally i got to know what do i call my favorite flowers..
They are just superb and there scent is all the more rocking..
For this topic i feel ..written a little less..but whatever has been put up is very nice..
And by the way when you wrote the name of this flower in Bengali..then why didn't you write Chhatim er phool..?"
- Alcina, for '...about chhatim flowers'
10. "The old banu back with his romanticism!"
- Debopam, for 'Stoned moments'
11. "True to its core..photograph is the only way you get the moments locked with you forever as they were.. Lovely.."
- Alcina, for 'Stoned moments'
12. "hi, a few lines, but painful.
can I ask, what made u write this? just curious.
saw your blog at indivine.
RESTLESS"
- Restless, for 'Death was coming'
13. "the plot is too good..and i don't absolutely find any trouble with is story..life is not all about a bed of roses,there are so many sides to a person,and so many kinds of persons...we have to accept this as stark reality.really well written."
- Debalina, for 'Mad'
14. "Actually the story is not for reading, there are some instances in life which can't be seen or heard, they can only be felt. And believe me while reading I felt the same way u were feeling while writing."
- Debopam, for 'Good Night 2 : Along came night'
15. "in general i do prefer to keep aside the love related blogs but this is something unusual...i have never seen any post so simple pave its way through my heart..loved your blog... :)"
- Satyabrata, for 'Scattered notes 14 : The rejection'
16. "The begining is superb. Whenever You write a she, i am terrorised that you might be lapsing into one of your loony-lovestruck monologues, but this was different. The ambient description was very nice,creepy.The murder and consequences form a weak-link you could have created a creepier situation. The approach to the nightmare and subsequent reliving the horror theme is stereotipical and evokes a been there seen that sense which invites a sense of predictability that's damaging to the overall rating. However the story does not live up to the promise it makes in first 5-6 lines. I can give u a rating of 6/10 mainly beacause of environmental setup. I mmight seem harsh.. but this is my judgement no involvement of TOI officials is observed!"
- Bipul, for 'The old dock'
17. "The main reason for which I like Soumyo's writing most is that he blends sorrow, humor, romance & elegance in a perfect measure. This piece proved that again! .. Though I have not seen the girl but I am already in love with her. Soumyo can instantiate any fictional character-class into a real object without ruining the flavor of the story. Loved It!"
- Debopam, for 'A romantic story'
18. "When I started reading the story I thought that Banu is in love bt at the end I realized that Banu remains Banu and no one can change him and the way he embarrass the people around him just like the autowalah and the guy sitting beside him.
And ultimately the readers.
Just joking
Bhai marattok hoyeche
ro lekh Boi toi bar kor."
- Dipyaman, for 'A romantic story'
So that's it...!
Eighteen best comments assembled from my blog. :) Thanks a lot guys for reading out almost everytime I asked to, whenever I finished a new story. Much grateful, to each of you.
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