The conflict of romanticism and realism is found in the stories feature of the book. The romantic affair of a man called Manikanta is reflected in the story Wari Oikhraba Wari which takes the title of the book, too. Manikanta has a close friend called Anil. Manikanta is enchanted by the beauty of Chandrashakhi and can't expressed his love owing to the fact that she is the sister of Anil. Many years and months have passed without revealing his love. One day in his best level, Manikanta expresses his love towards the girl. The girl also accepts in good faith. Unfortunately the girl lost her leg in an accident and after that she keeps herself aloof from Manikanta. Lastly the plot is ended on the tragic death of Chandrasakhi.

The author depicts the struggle of a job-seeker in the story entitled Atoppa Punshi Amagi Wari. After passing the MA examination the man seeks white colour job requesting various officers and the political leaders in power. But he failed in getting the job due to his inability to give bribe to the bureaucrats. Lastly, he joins the underground organization. The style of presentation is that the story is written in the form of a letter addressed to his beloved girl friend, who was already left by him. The story Shabata Ngairiba Thong reflects the corrupt practices of the engineers, the contractors and the Ministers. A Minister inaugurates a newly completed bridge. On the following day the local newspaper reported that the same bridge falls down while a four-wheeler vehicle crosses it.