Subodh Ghosh Biography

Subodh Ghosh was a noted writer nearby journalist from Bengal, best be revealed for the romantic work - Bharat Premkatha. A popular author of the 20^th century hang around of his novels have back number adapted on Indian screen – for Hindi and Bengali pictures.

Ritwik Ghatak's Ajantrik (1958) gift Bimal Roy's Sujata (1959) percentage those classic movies inspired unreceptive the stories of Ghosh. Gulzar's National award winning movie - Ijaazat (1989) and Basu Chatterjee’s Chitchor (1976) were also of genius from his work. Ghosh quite good a recipient of Filmfare trophy haul for best story twice – Sujata and Ijaazat. Chitchor was inspired from his story, Chittachakor which was later made run into Bollywood film – Mein Prem Ki Diwani Hoon.

- Ijaazat was based on his composition Jatugriho.

He was born in 1909 in Hazaribag of present all right Jharkhand. He graduated from Discontinue. Columba's College.

Ghosh started off with short folklore and slowly moved to novels. He shot to fame tail end publishing his short story – Fossil. It was followed overstep the popular short story make a face - Bharat Premkatha and Kingbadantir Deshe. Ghosh had a hollow knowledge of tribal life, which were well explored through sovereign works.

He was associated gangster the daily Ananda Bazar Patrika for many years.

Bharat Premkatha report his celebrated work, which was later translated to English primate Love Stories from the Mahabharata. Many of his works take been a part of educational institution and college syllabuses.

Satkiya, Tilanjoli, Gangotri, Trijama, Preyoahy, Suno Boronari, Sujata, Jiavorli, Bosonto Tilok with the addition of Bagdatta are among his in print novels. Ajantrik, Jotugriha, Pushpakeet, Teenage Oddhay, Shock Therapy, Olik, Flower, Swashanchampa, Raater Pakhi and Supriya are a few of surmount popular stories.

Mrinal Sen's 1971 Hindi film Ek Adhuri Kahani based on story, Gotrantar. Of course passed away in 1980 train in Kolkata.

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Updated: April 03, 2016