Bangla Mojar Chhora on Limerick.

8th Post : Habijabis :

A Limerick is a 5-line poem with a strict rhyme scheme. Linewise the rhyme pattern should be like this : A-A-B-B-A. This time 'Habijabis' is on Limerick.

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Robin Banerjee
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Bangla Mojar Chhora on Children.

7th Post : Habijabis.

Angels of paradise, or devils in disguise? Well, I have no concrete idea. But children are cute. Naughty, lovable and mischievous. This time, the Blog will be occupied by them.

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Robin Banerjee
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Bangla Mojaar Chhora on 'Modern Times'!

6th Post : Habijabis.

Time flies away. Tradition, practice and lifestyles are changing every moment to give way to the new. And it's time to embrace digital. And it's time to welcome 'modern times'!

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Robin Banerjee
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Bangla Mojaar Chhora (funny poems) on Animals :

5th Post : Habijabis : 

Bangla Mojaar Chhora (funny poems) on Animals :

Roam with the animals of the Jurassic Park, Revel in the magnificence of the African elephants or rhinos. Or simply venture in the streets of our cities to locate street dogs and cats and frogs may be. Whatever you choose for yourself, animals will surely please you with their activities and appearance.

This 5th Post of Habijabis presents 5 Bangla Mojaar Chhora (Bengali nonsense poems/rhymes). I hope, you'll surely like the funny poems - as always. The accompanying illustrations are by me and the poems in this post can be enlarged for easy viewing, just by clicking the 'mouse' on them.

I'll be glad to receive your comments in the Box provided at the bottom of each post.

Happy viewing.

Robin Bandopadhyay (Banerjee)
Kolkata 700070
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Bangla Mojaar Chhora on Khana Peena (food & beverages) :

4th Post - Habijabis :

Bangla Mojaar Chhora on Khana Peena (food & beverages) :

Let's talk food - Indian, Chinese, French, American, Italian or English. This 4th post of Habijabis is all about fun. And foods. It never really matters whether you like the recipes given here or you simply disapprove them. After all, it's neither  a culinary class, nor a cook-book by a master chef.

It's Habijabis again. Bangla Mojaar Chhora (nonsense poems/rhymes) based on khana peena (food & beverages). Try the recipes only if you are adventurous. You may zoom/enlarge the contents by 'clicking' the respective poems with your 'mouse' and so on. Of course, the accompanying illustrations are by yours sincerely.

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Robin Bandopadhyay  (Banerjee)
Kolkata 700070
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Bangla Mojaar Chhora with Ghosts as guests!

3rd Post : Habijabis.

Bangla Mojaar Chhora with Ghosts as guests!

They are all gibberish. All rubbish! No 'real' meaning, no sense - all nonsense! They are Bengali nonsense rhymes/poems or simply, Bangla Mojaar Chhora, Or you call them Bangla Udvott Chhora if you'll like. All my funny ideas packed in a funny Blog. Only for you. Almost every day. Like the idea?

All the poems (Chhoras) are illustrated by me in order to see that you can have your share of fun- visually. Just 'click' every individual poem and view the enlarged/zoomed version.

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Robin Bandyopadhyay (Banerjee)
Kolkata 700070
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Bangla Mojaar Chhora on World Music Day.

2nd Post :

Bangla Mojaar Chhora on World Music Day today.

Let's celebrate music. Come, enjoy this day with my Bangla Mojar Chhora (Bengali nonsense poems/ rhymes) on Music. Let the "Doremifa Solatido" bring us immense pleasure and happiness on a day when the rains have brought some relief in Kolkata.. All the Chhora's  are illustrated by me for your enjoyment and for helping you visualise the respective stories.

Have some 'funny music' in your ears. The sweetness should please you. On World Music Day.

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Robin Bandyopadhyay (Banerjee)
Kolkata 700070
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'Habijabis' is here.

'Habijabis' is here.

1st Post :

Welcome to the world of fun. My new Blog - Habijabis is here to take you to the world of nonsense! A new thrill. A new journey. A Blog that carries only Bangla Udvott 'Chhora' (Bengali nonsense poems/rhymes) and nothing else. In its inaugural post, you'll find me paying my humble tributes to the legendary creator of Bangla nonsense rhymes - Sukumar Roy.

Acclaimed as the king of Bengali nonsense rhymes, Sukumar (born : 30 October 1887) was not only a major writer in the field of Bengali literature, but who showed excellence in humorous illustrations that accompanied his wonderfully funny creations. Translating his inimitable style of writing with humour, satire or wit poses a real difficult task for the translators of his works - even today! Sukumar has been my unseen Guru and mentor since I started penning down poems and illustrations with my own funny ideas and thus this tribute.

I invite you to visit my Blog whenever you'll like to breath some fresh air in today's busy world.

Happy viewing.

Robin Bandopadhyay (Banerjee)
Kolkata 700070.