Humayun Ahmed
Bangladeshi writer, literary, film director, lyricist, playwright
Humayun Ahmed (November 13, 1948 - July 19, 2012) is one of the 20th century Bengali popular writers. He was considered the best writer after the independence of Bangladesh. He was a novelist, short story writer, playwright and musician, screenwriter and film critic. He is said to be the pioneer of modern Bengali science fiction. He also won the Drama and the Film Director. He has more than three hundred books published. [2] He is the father of the new style of dialogue in Bengali fiction. Several of his books have been translated into various languages of the world, some of the books are taught in the curriculum of the school-college university. From the end of the seventies to the end, he was a non-verbal artisan of Bangla story and novel. In this period, the popularity of his novels and novels was unmatched. Himu and Mimi Ali and white characters created by him have deeply inspired the young people of Bangladesh. Scientific fiction is also part of his creation. It is believed that he started the popularity of scientific fiction in Bangladesh. The first science fiction he wrote for his "Love for You" films he earned were outstanding enthusiasm. But his television plays were the most popular. Although not much in number, his songs also got a lot of popularity. One of his novels is Nandit Naraka, Late Night, Jochna and Janani's Story, Drunk Hawa ', Lilabati, Poet etc. Some of his films are made of two duals, the day of Sraban cloud, orange orange etc. He was working as Professor of Chemistry Department of Dhaka University. [3] He left the teaching for the sake of writing and filmmaking. During the liberation war of 1971, Pakistani army detained him and fired for assassination after torture. He miraculously survived. [4]
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