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The poem 'Kalikamangal' or 'Vidyasundara' is a popular form of love poetry in medieval Bengali literature based on gods and goddesses. The poem embodies the real essence of contemporary human life and has gained a reputation among many contemporary readers and critics as 'primitive poetry'. However, at that time, as a subject in medieval Bengali literature, besides religion, the love story of men and women also began to be captured in successful narratives. The romantic expression of foreign love in secret love is one of the main recourse of that genre. One of the main examples of that genre is our Kalikamangal or Vidyasundara Kavya. Where human love has become a symbol of sweet juice. Although the poem 'Kalikamangal' or 'Vidyasundara' by Bharat Chandra or Ramprasad is exclusively a product of King Krishnachandra's request, many have also defined it as a timeless creation. Of course, any great creation represents the contemporary. From then on, neither Kalchetana Bharatchandra nor Ramprasad became an obstacle in the case of Rasvas of the poem. It can be said that in their poetry, along with that time consciousness, the real life-thirst of men and women has been purely expressed. The main goal of this article is to explore the eternal romantic love of men and women through the religious veil of the Middle Ages.