Pipli Begum by Humayun Ahmed

Book Name: Pipli Begum
Category: Bengali Novel
Author: Humayun Ahmed

Humayun Ahmed developed as an effective voice in the Bangladesh scholarly world in the mid 1970s, inevitably turning out to be obviously the most well known essayist of the nation. He is a standout amongst the most well known Fiction journalists in the nation and pioneer author of current Science Fiction. He was back to back short-story author, writer and lyricist in Bangladesh. He was outstanding as a show and film chief in the Dhallywood film industry and more than two hundred books of his were distributed. Humayun's few books were deciphered in different dialects around the globe, and incorporated into the syllabus of school and colleges.

Nicknamed Kajol, the essayist was conceived in Kutubpur town of Netrakona on 13 November 1948, to Fayzur Rahman Ahmed, a cop, and Ayesha Fayzur. His dad, who was likewise an essayist, was killed by the Pakistan occupation armed force amid the freedom War in 1971. Humayun had his Schooling in Sylhet, Comilla, Chittagong, Dinajpur and Bogra because of his dad's postings in these towns. He passed the Secondary School Certificate examination as an understudy of Bogra Zilla School. He finished HSC from Dhaka College in 1967. At that point he enlisted at the University of Dhaka in Chemistry and got BSc (Honors) and MSc with First Class refinement. Bangladeshi two well known people, Muhammad Zafar Iqbal and Ahsan Habib are his sibling. He cherishes particularly to lived in Nuhash Palli, Gazipur. 

Humayun Ahmed Career: 

Humayun Ahmed began his profession as an instructor, joined Bangladesh Agriculture University. Following six months, he joined Dhaka University as an employee of the Department of Chemistry. Humayun resigned as a Dhaka University instructor to commit himself in the mid-1990s for composing and making movies and TV dramatizations. His first film, Aguner Parashmoni, in light of the Liberation War won the national film grant in eight classifications, including Best Picture and Best Director. Humayun won the Bangla Academy grant in1981 and the Ekushey padak in1994. His first honor was Lekhak Shibir Prize in 1973. Himu and Misir Ali are the striking characters' of Humayun Ahme.

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