Borondala

Borondala is not a book that fits into a single genre—and that is exactly its charm. In this distinctive work, Sanjib Chattopadhyay creates a literary “offering plate” of thoughts: a moving mix of stories, spiritual reflections, sharp observations, and unexpected turns of humour.

At the heart of the book lies a restless question: who do we worship, and what does that devotion truly mean? Through myth, philosophy, everyday life, and sudden flashes of insight, Borondala explores creation, power, faith, and the endlessly shifting nature of human thought. Some pieces are deep and meditative, others playful and quick—much like life itself, which runs, pauses, questions, and starts again.

Written in Sanjib Chattopadhyay’s unmistakable voice—intimate, intelligent, and alive with rhythm—this book speaks differently to each reader. It can be read as a companion in solitude, a mirror for the mind, or simply a collection to savour slowly.