These tales contain heroines and a few love-relationships, which are generally missing in the tales he tells at the mess. They are shown to influence highly important historical events at different times all over the globe. As mentioned earlier, Ghanada is not the hero in these tales rather he describes how his great ancestors changed the course of history. The author's style and approach loses the casual sense and gains a more polished, serious and sarcastically formal aura.

The suffix Babu in Bengali refers to an honorary gentleman, a substitution to Mr. Thin like a camel and out of order- GhanashyamBabu- : Ghanada himself.Generally he remains silent in this assembling. Now-a-days, reads books on story, novel, religion etc. Body-weight like an elephant- BhabataranBabu : A retired govt.He generally throws challenge to Ghanada. Head as smooth as a stone- ShibapadaBabu : A retired teacher of history.Head as white as a kash flower- HarisadhanBabu.

They are, at the first time, introduced with some adjectives indicating their physical characteristics:

Here, 5 elderly gentlemen gather together on the southern side of a big, man-made lake in Kolkata and sit alongside a tree regularly in the afternoon. Most of the Ghanada stories takes place at the mess at 72 Banamali Naskar Lane with the four young members of the mess Shibu, Shishir, Gour and Sudhir as in Ghanada Samagra 1 & Ghanada Samagra 2, but all the tales of this book features a new set of audiences and also a new place.

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