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Dec 14, 2020 · Mistress of Melodies is a new book, a translation of Nabendu Ghosh’s stories. Ghosh was an eminent Bengali writer and also a major screenwriter from Bollywood, the award-winning director of the iconic Trishagni (The Sandstorm, 1988). This collection edited by his daughter, a senior journalist, translator and writer, Ratnottama Sengupta ...
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Apr 28, 2020 · 1. When Bimal Roy went to Bombay in 1952, the first film he directed there was Baap Beti (1952), based on a story by Nabendu Ghosh, the writer in his team from Calcutta. The protagonist of the film was Baby Tabassum, a child growing up in a hostel because her mother is a dancer – in other words, a fallen woman. 2.
Q: How has Nabendu Ghosh, the master storyteller, enriched your thinking? Ratnottama: First and foremost, growing up in the household of Nabendu Ghosh helped me develop a dual facility – with words, and images. Even before I could read or write, I learnt to look at pictures in the numerous books that lined our walls, beds, even dining table.
Nabendu Ghosh was born in 1918. He had been a leading Bengali novelist of his times and has written the screenplay for some of Bollywood movies as well. Dacca, Bangladesh was his birthplace and there earned a post-graduate degree in English literature.
