I really enjoyed writing it but I guess its the time to stop. To know more about what's so fascinating about this city, you have to see it from my eyes or the eyes of any other calcuttan.
You may hate it in the start but you have to let the city grow in you. Howrah bridge, Vidyasagar setu, victoria memorial are only the cherry on top of the cake. This city can teach you how to have your cake and eat it too, it will also teach you how to bake it and even if you are a bad cook it will show you from where to buy it and some cake shops give home delivery too.
We are much more than rosogulla eaters, fish lovers, rabindrasangeet and dhoti kurtas.
I don't care what the previous generation thinks but I'm proud that my generation looks at things differently and with an open mind, they want change for the better and are working damn hard to get it.
No matter how busy everyone is, you will always find someone who cares.
I don't know about you but this city changed my life for sure and its definitely not done with it. I owe a lot to this city and to everyone still reading this.
Bhalo theeko
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