Shimulgarer Khune Bhut

• Author: Somresh Basu (সমরেশ বসু)
• Genre: Children's Book (Chotoder Boi)
• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: 9788170668961
• Pages: 120
• Weight: 155 grams

Book Description

Shimulgarer Khune Bhut is an adventurous and thrilling tale that follows the young detective Gogol, whose investigation leads him to a spooky and mysterious mansion in Shimulgor, Birbhum. The story takes the reader on a journey of unexpected supernatural occurrences, suspense, and intrigue.

Gogol, along with his parents, visits his distant relative’s mansion in Shimulgor, unaware of the eerie mysteries that await them. The house, far from being just an old family estate, holds sinister secrets: strange whispers, ghostly figures, and inexplicable sounds. As the story unfolds, the readers are plunged into a chilling atmosphere where the boundaries between reality and the supernatural blur.

In the eerie mansion, Gogol encounters horrifying sights, such as a figure with wild gray hair, a face cut in strange patterns, and ghostly sounds in the middle of the day. The adventure takes a darker turn when Gogol witnesses a murder right before his eyes. The detective’s sharp mind and bravery help him uncover the truth behind these haunting occurrences, leading to a stunning conclusion.

This gripping tale is perfect for young readers who enjoy mystery, suspense, and a touch of the supernatural.

Author's Bio

Somresh Basu (পেন নাম: কালকূট) is a renowned Bengali writer, famous for his versatility across genres, including historical fiction, political writing, and detective stories. He first gained attention in 1952 with the pen name "Kalakoot," originally used for a political piece. However, it was with the publication of Amritakumbher Sandhane (1954) that the pen name Kalakoot gained permanent fame in Bengali literature.

Basu’s works reflect deep insights into Indian history, culture, and mythology, often blending them with contemporary themes. His writing style is rich in narrative and has captivated generations of readers, earning him a place as one of the notable figures in modern Bengali literature.