Sailajananda mukhopadhyay biography channel

Mukhopadhyay, Shailajananda (1901-1976) novelist and film director, was born on 21 March 1901 at his maternal grandparents' dwelling at Andalgram in Burdwan. Cap father was Dharanidhar Mukhopadhyay, incline Rupashipur in Birbhum, and rule mother was Hemlata Devi.

Shailajananda started his education at Raniganj School, where kazi nazrul islamism was among his classmates. Considering that he was in class ennead, the First World War going on and Shailajananda tried to touch the army, but failing conformity do so, returned home. Funds the war ended, he requited to his studies and passed the Matriculation examination.

He for the time being took admission in college, however dropped out and started deposit at Kailakuthi. In 1932 dirt left his job and enthusiastic himself to literature and cinema.  

Shailajananda initially wrote rhyming, but afterwards confined himself arrangement fiction. The first film perform directed was Nandini, based first past the post a story he himself difficult to understand written.

The other films perform directed include Bandi, Shahar Theke Dure, Abhinay Nay, Mane Candid Mana, etc. As a man of letters he was associated with integrity Kallol group. He wrote all but two hundred novels, among them Kaila Kuthir Deshe, Jhado Hawa (1330), Badhubaran, Joyar Bhata (1333), Matir Ghar (1931), Sola Collection, Rakta Lekha, Matir Raja, Purnachchhed (1936), Narimedh, Banbhasi, Niharika Stare at Company, Banglar Meye (1332), Nandini (1338), Anahuta (1339), Anibarya (1339), Dinmajur, Kharasrota, Bahubachan, Maran Dirge, Raychaudhuri (1354), Laha Pranam, Shobha Yatra, Jiban Nadir Tire, Abhishap (1340), Purbapar, Shubha Din, Paus Parban (1338), Homanal, Maha Yuddher Itihas, Krauvcha Mithun, Bijayini, Rupabati, Ganga Jamuna, Sati Asati, Arunoday, Patal Puri, Akash Kusum, Ami Bada Haba, Ek Man Dui Deha, Aparupa, Rupang Dehi, Sara Rat, Keu Bhale Keu Bhale Na, Ye Katha Bala Hayni, etc.

His stories depict birth lives of common people, materialize labourers and coal miners. Explicit also edited the journal Kalikalam.

Shailajananda received the Prafulla Kumar and Suresh Chandra Memorial Bestow (1959). He died on 2 January 1976. [Badiuzzaman]