Upanyas Samagra 1

📖 Author: Samaresh Majumdar
📚 Genre: Rachanabali - Rachanasangraha - Rachanasamagra (Collected Works)
📖 Format: Hardcover
📑 Pages: 712
 ⚖ Weight: 1105 grams
📌 ISBN: 9789350406601

Book Summary:

Samaresh Majumdar is a legendary name in Bengali literature, known for his diverse storytelling and powerful narratives. His novels explore political turmoil, youth unrest, social changes, and personal struggles.

• He started his career in group theater before venturing into literature.
• His writing is deeply rooted in Bengal’s socio-political landscape.
• His novels reflect revolution, romance, and realism, making him a favorite among readers of all generations.

This first volume of Upanyas Samagra brings together some of his most iconic works, offering readers an intense literary experience.

About the Author:

📅 Born: March 10, 1944
📍 Early Life & Career:

• Grew up in the tea gardens of Dooars.
• Studied at Jalpaiguri Zilla School before moving to Kolkata in 1960.
• Graduated with a B.A. in Bengali from Scottish Church College and later completed M.A. from Calcutta University.

✍ Writing Journey & Major Works:

• Started with theater and drama writing.
• First short story: Published in Desh magazine (1967).
• First novel: Dour (1975, published in Desh magazine).
• Notable Novels:
  📖 Dour – A gripping tale of ambition and struggle.
  📖 Ei Ami Renu – A poignant story of love and relationships.
  📖 Uttaradhikar – A powerful family saga.
  📖 Bandinibas – A deep exploration of societal conflicts.
  📖 Boro Paap Hey – A psychological drama.
  📖 Ujan Ganga – A touching story of personal transformation.
  📖 Basabhumi – A novel reflecting changing landscapes.
  📖 Lokkhi-r Panchali – A tribute to everyday struggles.
  📖 Unish Bish – A story of suspense and thrill.
  📖 Sowar – A novel filled with intrigue.
  📖 Kalbela – His most celebrated work, depicting the Naxalite movement.
  📖 Kalpurush – A timeless classic.

🏅 Awards & Recognition:

• Ananda Puraskar (1982) – Recognizing his literary excellence.
• Sahitya Akademi Award (1984) – For Kalbela, a landmark in Bengali literature.
• Multiple film awards for his screenplay of Dour.