Bangla Choti Kahini has explored the theme of motherhood in various ways, often portraying the complexities and challenges faced by mothers in Bengali society. The stories frequently depict the selfless love and sacrifice of mothers, who put their children's needs before their own. For example, in the short story "Ma" by Rabindranath Tagore, the mother figure is portrayed as a symbol of unconditional love and devotion.

However, Bangla Choti Kahini also explores the darker side of motherhood, revealing the societal pressures and expectations that mothers face. In stories like "The Mother" by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay, the mother figure is shown to be struggling with poverty, social stigma, and personal sacrifices. These portrayals highlight the often-overlooked realities of motherhood and the difficulties faced by mothers in Bengali society.

Bangla Choti Kahini, a genre of Bengali literature, has been a significant part of Bengali culture for centuries. Choti Kahini, which translates to "short stories," has been a popular form of entertainment, education, and social commentary. Among the various themes explored in Bangla Choti Kahini, the concept of "Ma" or motherhood is a recurring and fascinating one. This paper aims to explore the representation of motherhood in Bangla Choti Kahini, with a focus on the works of prominent Bengali authors.