Not many knew that poet Jay Goswami was a direct descendant of Advaita Acharya, a close adviser of Sri Chaitanyadeva. It was Advaita who brought Sri Chaitanya to Shantipur. On the other hand, Shantipur is the birthplace of Jai Goswami. Now, reaching the age of seventy, the veteran poet's writings have turned towards Bhaktiras. When you hear the word 'Sankirtan', the music of the sublime voice comes to your ears and along with it the wonderful bool of Srikhol. This poem by poet Jai Goswami at the age of seventy is undoubtedly a symbol of perfection. In his earlier poetry 'Pranam', his heartfelt tribute to Sri Ramakrishna, Srima Sarada, Swami Vivekananda, in 'Sankirtan' he brings his Ajanma-cherished faith and Vaishnava culture to a wonderful amalgamation. Although his pastimes described in the literature on Sri Chaitanya are mentioned, the present day life is also mixed with him in this book of poetry. Somewhere the poetry of this book has found Sachimata in an old beggar, somewhere-or in a road repair worker Sri Gauranga or 'Gora' has been found in the poetry of this book! Where Vaishnavite beliefs and ideas are mixed in the estuary of modern poetry.