In 1995, Roy Choudhury's writings, both poetry and fiction, took a dramatic turn. A linguist, Probal Dasgupta, dubbed this the Adhunantika Phase (Bengali: অধুনান্তিক পর্ব), a portmanteau of two Bengali words: "adhuna", meaning "new", "current", "contemporary", or "modern", and "antika", meaning "closure", "end", "extreme", or "beyond". His poetry collections from this phase are "Chitkar Samagra, Chhatrakhan, Ja Lagbey Bolben, Atmadhangser Sahasrabda, Postmodern Ahlader Kobita", and "Kounaper Luchimangso". His novels from the period include "Namgandho, Jalanjali, Nakhadanta, Ei Adham Oi Adham", and "Arup Tomar Entokanta".