In Bengali culture, the concept of "Ma" is deeply revered and symbolizes the embodiment of love, care, and sacrifice. The mother figure is often associated with the goddess Durga, who is worshipped as a symbol of feminine power and protection. The Bengali language and literature are replete with references to the mother figure, highlighting her importance in Bengali society.
In conclusion, the representation of motherhood in Bangla Choti Kahini is a rich and multifaceted one, reflecting the complexities and challenges faced by mothers in Bengali society. Through the works of prominent Bengali authors, this paper has explored the various ways in which motherhood has been portrayed in Bangla Choti Kahini, from the idealized mother figure to the more nuanced and complex portrayals of modern times. The study of Bangla Choti Kahini offers valuable insights into the cultural and social contexts of Bengali society, highlighting the significance of the mother figure in Bengali literature and culture. In Bengali culture, the concept of "Ma" is
Bangla Choti Kahini, a genre of Bengali literature, has been a significant part of Bengali culture for centuries. Choti Kahini, which translates to "short stories," has been a popular form of entertainment, education, and social commentary. Among the various themes explored in Bangla Choti Kahini, the concept of "Ma" or motherhood is a recurring and fascinating one. This paper aims to explore the representation of motherhood in Bangla Choti Kahini, with a focus on the works of prominent Bengali authors. In conclusion, the representation of motherhood in Bangla
