The land of seasons and songs describes the town and the village life in old India. The book uses the services of an Aekkewan who knows only slang and creates a stir in the places ne lives and works. The book describes of the Nawabs and the kings in India and of the gaiety that the seasons bring when they come and visit the all-season country. The remembers with affection the British who ruled India due to their mastery in politics and military superiority. The book uses a combination of Urdu and English colloquialism and is filled with humour.