What if the name is Golabari, there is no way to calculate there. In the master's Khatanchimsha, he only writes down the deposits and expenses, and he keeps adding up the most detailed calculations in the pot and the pot. His calculations are so strict that even if he eats two or four more rasgollas, the money for the mine will decrease. In such Khatanchimsha, there is a lovely daughter Sona, two twin sons Anguti-Ganguti, who are like twins, Sonaton, Sonaton's dog-wife, cat-wife and human-wife, Khatanchimsha's opposite-natured dreamy wife - a very funny story about this group of people is 'Khatanchir Khata'. On top of this, another amazing character named 'Putu' is mixed in, whose strange autobiography written in the green notebook sometimes reaches the land of fairies, sometimes to the old Kolkata, sometimes to an unknown kingdom. A unique book written by Aban Tagore, 'Khatanchir Khata', brings vivid pictures to life through words.