This novel begins on a French winter evening in 1888, when Paul Gauguin comes to stay with his friend Vincent van Gogh. And from there, this text enters the amazing, dynamic, and dramatic life of the artist and man Vincent. In parallel, the life of Ritwik is going on in Kolkata in 2017, who, although professionally an advertising worker, is actually a failed painter. From that failure begins his existential crisis, his illness, his depression. His surroundings start changing into a world made of hallucinations and illusions. And there Vincent's unforgettable canvas 'The Starry Night' keeps him stuck. Finally, Ritwik's wife Sharmila takes him to New York City, wanting to show 'The Starry Night'. And there Vincent van Gogh comes to meet Ritwik. An indefinite time, an indefinite dimension is created. On the one hand, this novel by Shrijatar brings to the fore the alleys of deep psychology, on the other hand, it portrays the fire and madness within the artist. And in the weaving and form of this novel, a new language style, an unsavory imagery and imagery emerge. All in all, 'Under the Star-filled Sky' explores an artistic universe, unfolding an unimaginable horizon before the reader's eyes.