This extraordinary work of Sanskrit poetry of 280 verses on Sri Ramakrishna is both delightful as poetry and elevating as a devotional hymn. The high emotional pitch and the torrential flow of devotional sentiment are sustained throughout. The work avoids the artificialities and complexities of styles and adheres to a standard of simplicity, directness and naturalness without the least sign of poverty of expression.The book can be alluded to a delicious pabulum of ripe and luscious jackfruit to reader well versed in Sanskrit. It is sweet honey to readers who have a good knowledge of English. To those fortunate few readers who are proficient both in Sanskrit and English, the book is nectarine salad of honey-soaked jackfruit.