while the other half, were absorbed with the emerging thoughts, ideals and values of the new society - humanist and secular in content. Choudhury's most vividly depicted the unity of Bengal and the articulation of Bengali nationalism in his novel Natun Diganta (New Horizon) vol. 1, 2, 3. This is the largest novel of Choudhury. Based mainly on the political activities and the political leaders of Pakistan, of the Indian Subcontinent in board sense, the novel covers the span from 1968 to the Liberation War of Bangladesh (1971). The novel begins with no other character than that of Bhutto and gradually reveals his true nature. The readers will also get a vivid picture of greater "Undivided Bengal", changes in the social structure and the creation of a socialist state. The author's own experiences of tension, imagination and dreams combined to produce a multi-faceted novel. In Choudhury's short-stories the write portrays the changes of village life brought by the time. He is very much in love with his motherland, the rivers and paddy fields. He portrays the London life of people from Sylhet quite faithfully and in great detail. Researchers will find his works useful in the future. Choudhury handles a lot of characters and a wide range of time. Most of the writings are perfect picture of our society, and it has a lovely appearance also. In some of his short stories the writer gives a lot of importance to the physical state of human existence, society should get rid of its negative forces, and build strength on human body and its soul, both of which are deeply linked, and hence both are very important for human beings. He was an understanding revolutionary in his own right, ploughing alone a firm held furrow. He carried on his revolution through revealing revelations of all surviving social practices and norms. Unlike many others of his stature, Choudhury as a man, towers far above Choudhury as a writer, though he carved out a place for himself amongst the galaxy of contemporary novelists. Works Novels Nuton Diganta (New Horizon), vol 1, 1992. Shampan Cross (St. Pancras), 1993. Nuton Diganta (New Horizon), vol 2, 1994. Porodeshe Porpashi (Life on Distant Shores), Dhaka 2003. Nuton Diganta Samagra (New Horizon), Vol 1, 2, 3, Dhaka, 2005. Aniketan, Dhaka 2007. Nam Mucha Jai Na, Dhaka, 1989. A Collection of Short-Stories Golpo-samvar, Dhaka, 1995 and Dhaka, 2012. Bideshi Bristi,