There are thirty stories in this collection of stories written by Beversy Versi. Different than one is not an exaggeration. In a unique storyline, in an innovative style, Dr. Bhadravati Ramachari presents the subject. One can’t help but like how he became such a master at playing with words. Some of the stories revolve around humidity, poverty, hunger, and humiliation, and there are also stories that create a feeling of warmth. His stories have been published in most of the state level newspapers since 1992. More than 300 stories, more than 500 different types of articles have been brought to light and have attracted a huge readership, which means that it will not remain a matter of neglect. Bhadravati Ramachari means simple, gentlemanly, serious, humorous, with a pinch of anger on the tip of the nose. Overall mixed feeling. Beyond that, a life of color, decorating temples with seven colors in the blazing sun, embracing a pen in the dark is the opinion of those who know very closely. Asami, who has a straight and calm face and is scribbling stories everywhere, does not take the slightest bit of anger seriously. His writings, which connect with unity and diversity, sometimes descend into conflict. A storyteller who defies caste, religion, clan and gotras and advocates his own theory. Bhadravati Ramachari’s stories can be read without yawning. Most of the stories are so close to our own that they can stand in the ranks of the best.