There has been a healthy tradition of essay writing in Hindi. Literature's Manosandh is an interesting and readable part of it. In fiction, the writer creates a world parallel to the reality; in essays, he confronts it directly. The main tone of both types of writing can be a different perspective and resistance to the prevailing belief, which is that of Mridula Garg. In essays, one does not have to resort to self-created characters for its expression. Psychological investigation of facts can be done by looking them in the eye. The mutual interaction between society, system and the individual can be assessed directly. Not by just analyzing. By creating both rasa and rasokti with the use of wisdom and aesthetic sense. In this book, the scope of Manosandh is very wide and deep. It does not have only intellectual turmoil, but heartfelt sensitivity and entertainment.