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Kalbela

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Mddhanno

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Sukumar Roy (1887-1923)

Sukumar Roy (1887-1923)

Sukumar Roy, one of the greatest writers and illustrators in the history of Bengali literature, was born in 1887. Like his father, Upendrakishore, and like his son, Satyajit, Sukumar, despite his sense of humor, had intense powers of concentration. He would become entirely oblivious of everything while working out a creative problem from the beginning to the end. Swift minded, he synthesized words and images. Unfortunately, his literary style is very difficult to translate. Satyajit made an effort to put into English some verses from "the king of Bombaghar", from the book, Abol-Tabol(Gibberish).At eight years old this embryonic family humorist completed his first creative feat - a poem to "Nadi", the river. Upendrakishore, "with the eye, hand and soul of an artist", was only too eager to watch for what his eldest son would produce next. It took some time, but the next year Sukumar, who showed inventiveness in sport and entertaining all the younger children, produced his second poem, "Tick, Tick, Tong". It was really a translation of "Hickory, Dickory, Dock". Father, who was alreay writing for children, gave Sukumar's poem to the children's magazine "Mukul". At nine, Sukumar emerged an author in print.
When he was a student at Presidency College, he created the home-based Nonsense ClubSandesh", the children magazine. His undying sense of humour and a yearning for surreal visions and images is evident in his last poem "Abole Tabole" (Follows Below with a literal translation) written in his death bed. Sukumar Roy, who brought something refreshingly new to Bengal's literature, died on September 10th, 1923. with membership open to those with a flair for the ridiculous, practical joking and, most of all, acting. At some point before 1911, when Sukumar was sent off to England, Suprabha Das, the rather tall and beautiful teenaged grand-daughter of the visionary Kalinarayan Gupta, was introduced to Sukumar's Nonsense Club. Sukumar, no doubt, had his eye on Suprabha Das before he went to England on a scholarship of Technology to study photography and half-tone printing. On Sukumar's return from England in 1914, he married Suprabha Das and their son, Satyajit, was born on May 2nd, 1921. By this time Sukumar was attacked by the bacteria of the then fatal disease of blackwater fever. Fever penetrated deeper and deeper with the bacteria affecting one organ after another until Sukumar found himself tied to wheelchair. Yet he continued to write. His wit remained unimpaired. Persistently he continued to bring out "

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Natok shomogro

Heshoram hushiarer diary

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BIVUTIBHUSHON BANARJEE

BIVUTIBHUSHON BANARJEE
Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay (1894-1950) is widelyknown as the author of Pather Panchali, his magnum opus and a contemporary classic. Right from his early life, he was steeped in the manner and lore of village life. Throughout his active life, except for short interruptions, he was a school teacher. His early life was spent in abject poverty. Pather Panchali, originally published in 1929, was the author's very first novel.
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Modhushudon's Kabbo-Shorgo

MODHUSHUDON DUTTA



Famous 19th century Bengali poet and dramatist. He was born in the village Sagardari, Jessore District, Bengal (now in Bangladesh). He was a pioneer of Bengali drama. His famous work Meghnadh Bodh Kabya, is a grand heroic-tragic ballad. It consists of nine cantos and is quite unique in Bengali literature both in terms of style and content. He also wrote poems about the sorrows and afflictions of love as spoken by women.

MEGHNAT BODH KABBO SHORGO-1

MEGHNAT BODH KABBO SHORGO-2

MEGHNAT BODH KABBO SHORGO-3

MEGHNAT BODH KABBO SHORGO-4

MEGHNAT BODH KABBO SHORGO-5

MEGHNAT BODH KABBO SHORGO-6

MEGHNAT BODH KABBO SHORGO-7

MEGHNAT BODH KABBO SHORGO-8

MEGHNAT BODH KABBO SHORGO-9

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