“Thakurda” is a comic masterpiece by Tagore. “Thakurda” is a
descendant of a noble aristocratic family, but due to unfortunate reasons the
family lost its country seat years ago. After settling in Calcutta Thakurda started
bragging about his aristocratic lineage to his friends, neighbours and
relatives. His excessive storytelling nature has annoyed a lot of people
including the narrator himself. Read the short story to know further how the
narrator and his friends play a trick on Thakurda and how it personally affects
the narrator J
Showing posts with label Rabindranath Tagore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rabindranath Tagore. Show all posts
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Monday, January 7, 2013
Kabuliwala ( The Seller from Kabul): Rabindranath Tagore
Kabuliwala is one of the Great Classic short story written by Rabindranth Tagore in his famous anthology Golpoguccha. Rahamat a seller in Kabul arrives at Calcutta leaving his little daughter in Kabul. In Kolkata he encounters with a little girl Mini, with whom he finds the resemblance of her daughter. Initially Mini was scared to friend with Rahamat but finally they develop a strong bond for each other. Meanwhile Rahamat is send to prison for stabbing a man in the heat of anger. After some years when Rahmat returns from the prison and arrives at the door of Mini's house he founds that it is the day when Mini is getting married.
Sunday, December 16, 2012
Khudito Pashan: (The Hungry Stones): Rabindranath Tagore
Hungry Stones is one of the greatest short story by Rabindranath Tagore.It is a story about a Tax collector; who is posted at Barich near the marble palace of Muhmad Alam Shah II. The locals and the old clerk Karim khan warns him about voices that can be heard from palace. Veteran bengali film director Tapan Sinha developed its celluloid version in 1961, on the 100th year birth aniversary of the writer.
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Nastanirh (Lonely wife): Rabindranath Tagore
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Friday, August 17, 2012
Monihara (The lost Jewels) - Rabindranath Tagore
It is one of the greatest all time classic of Tagore from "Golpoguccha" ( A collection of short stories). The story starts with the local school master telling the writer about the history of the Saha Manor , where nearlly twenty years ago a horrific supernatural incident took place. The enrinching character of naive Phanibhushan Saha and the Jewel obsessed Manimalika had made this short story into a Masterpiece.
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