"We misinterpret the world and claim that it is deceiving us," A collection of Tagore's most beloved tales, including the kabuliwala, the postmaster, giribala, the victory, master Mashai, and many others, gracefully moves from the innocence of mini to the dedication of Ratan to the eventual realisation of phatik. The protagonist of the title story, "Kabuliwala," is an Afghani trader from Kabul who becomes friends with Mini, a five-year-old child who reminds him of his daughter. These stories are meant to arouse our senses and bring attention to the banality of our everyday lives. They are full of captivating tales of societal and subjective value. This compilation, written by one of the best authors of the century, is a goldmine of adventures.