 It's remembered through poetry, the poetry of the mid-1940s, through staging of drama. Bijan Bhattacharya's Namanna was one of the prominent plays of the times, which was taken to different parts of the country. It wasn't just staged in Calcutta, but also elsewhere. It is through literary sources that we know about the famine. It's through the paintings of Zainul Abedin, who then moved to East Bengal. Chittu Prasad, I remember Bengal painter's testament.