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Dyutakrirak

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  • Author: Bratya Basu
  • Genre: Historical Fiction / Biographical Novel
  • Format: Hardcover
  • ISBN: 9789354254413
  • Pages: 384
  • Weight: 524g

About the Book:

🎭 Dhyutakrirak translates to "The Gambler", and in this novel, Bratya Basu takes us deep into the life of one of Bengal’s theatrical legends, Sisir Kumar Bhaduri.

📌 The Story:

  • This novel unfolds the first 40 years of Sisir Bhaduri's life, exploring his struggles, ambitions, and relentless passion for theater.
  • From being a professor known as "SKB" to becoming the pioneer of Bengali professional theater, his journey is nothing short of dramatic.
  • The novel is filled with themes of loneliness, rebellion, humiliation, love, melancholy, sexuality, and the undying obsession for theater.
  • Through ten chapters, the book provides a detailed narrative of Sisir Bhaduri’s life and the pre-independence Kolkata theater scene.

🔀 What Makes This Book Special?

  • A perfect blend of history and fiction, making it an essential read for those interested in Bengali theater and its evolution.
  • Bratya Basu’s signature fluid writing style, filled with rich imagery, deep character analysis, and poetic realism.
  • The book reads like a theatrical play or a film, where every chapter unfolds like a scene on stage.

Why You Should Read This Book:

A must-read for theater and literature lovers—offering insights into Bengali professional theater's golden era.
A gripping biographical novel that blurs the line between reality and storytelling.
Rich in historical and cultural references, perfect for those who love literary deep dives into history.
Bratya Basu’s powerful writing—bold, lyrical, and thought-provoking.


About the Author: Bratya Basu

  • Born: September 25, 1969, Kolkata.
  • Education: Studied at Bangur School, Presidency College, and Calcutta University; holds an M.A. in Bengali Literature.
  • Career:
    • Playwright, director, actor, and politician.
    • Son of renowned theater personality Vishnu Basu.
    • His works have made a significant impact on Bengali theater, known for their bold themes and innovative storytelling.
    • Has directed several notable films like Rasta, Teesta, and Tara.

🎭 Awards & Recognition:
🏆 Shyamal Sen Smriti Samman (1998)
🏆 Dishari Puraskar (2000)
🏆 Satyen Mitra Puraskar (2001, 2003, 2004)
🏆 Shilpayan Samman