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<!-- Commented out because image was deleted: [[Image:Ray2.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Ray behind the camera]] -->[[Satyajit Ray]](1921-1992), a [[Bengali people|Bengali]] [[film director]] from [[India]], is well known for his contributions to [[Bangla literature]]. He created two of the most famous characters in [[Bengali language|Bengali]]: [[Feluda]] the sleuth, and [[Professor Shanku]] the scientist. He wrote several short [[novel]]s and stories in addition to those based on these two characters. His fiction was targeted mainly at younger readers, though it became popular among children and adults alike.
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==Feluda Series==
* [[Feludar Goendagiri]]
* Badsahi Angti (The Emperor's Ring)
* Koilash Chowdhury-r Pathor
* [[Gangtokey Gondogol]] (Trouble In Gangtok)
* [[Sonar Kella]] (The Golden Fortress)
* [[Baksho Rahashya]] (The Mystery Of The Box)
* Chinnomostar Obhishap (Curse Of The Headless Goddess)
* Nepolean-er Chithi
* Ghurghutiya-r Ghatona
* [[Gorosthaney Sabdhan]] (Caution In The Graveyard)
* [[Golokdham Rahasya]]
* Golapi Mukta Rahasya
* Bombay-er Bombete
* [[Royal Bengal Rahashya]] (The Royal Bengal Mystery)
* Samadder-er Chabi
* Apsara Theater-er Mamla
* Jahangir-er Swarnomudra
* Nayon Rahasya (The Mystery Of Nayan)
* Darjeeling Jomjomaat (Razzle Dazzle In Darjeeling)
* Bosepukur-e Khunkharapi
* Sakuntolar Kanthyohaar
* Indrojaal Rahasya
* Robertson-er Ruby (Robertson's Ruby)
* [[Tintorettor Jishu]] (Tinteratto's Jesus)
* Koilash-e Kelenkari (Chaos In Kailas)
* Sheyal Debota Rahasya
* London-e Feluda
* Ebar Kando Kedarnath-e
* [[Bhuswargo Bhayankar]]
* Ambar Sen Antordhan Rahasya
* Hotyapoori (The House Of The Murder)
* Jatokando Kathmandu-te (All The Trouble In Kathmandu)
* [[Joi Baba Felunath]] (Glory Of Felunath)


==Prof. Shanku Series==
Most of his novels and stories in Bengali have been published by [[Ananda Publishers]], [[Kolkata]]; and most of his screenplays have been published in Bengali in the literary journal ''Ekshan'', edited by his close friend Nirmalya Acharya. During the mid-1990s, Ray's film essays and an anthology of short stories were also published in the West. Many of the stories have been translated into [[English language|English]] and published.
* Byomjatrir Diary
* Hypnogen
* Shankur Shonir Dosha
* Shankur Subarno Sujog
* Baghdader Bakso
* Marurahasya
* Corvus
* Raktomatso Rahasya
* Aschorjontu
* Prof. Shanku O Macao
* Prof. Shanku O Aashcharjo Golok
* Prof. Shanku O Putul
* Prof. Shanku O Aadim Manush
* Prof. Shanku O Haar
* Prof. Shanku O Khoka
* Prof. Shanku O Robu
* Prof. Shanku O Chee-Ching
* Prof. Shanku O Gorilla
* Prof. Shanku O UFO
* Prof. Shanku O Adbhut Prani
* Compu
* Egyption Atonko
* Eksringo Obhijaan
* Doctor Daniel-er Aabishkaar
* Swapnodweep (The Dream Island)
* Mohakasher Doot
* Nakurbabu O El-Dorado
* Shankur Congo Obhijaan
* Munroe Dweeper Rahasya
* Doctor Shering-er Smritishokti
* Shankur Parolokchorcha
* Shanku O Frankesteien
* Dr. Danielir Aabiskar
* Don Cristobaldir Vobisyodbani
* Swarnoporni
* Entelecrton (incomplete)
* Dexel Island-er Ghatona (incomplete)


==Feluda stories==
==Tarini Khuro Series==
* Doomnigar-er Manuskheko
{{main|Feluda}}
* Conway castle-er Pretatma
'''Feluda''', whose real name is ''Pradosh Chandra Mitra'', is a fictional [[Kolkata]]-based [[private detective]]. He is usually accompanied by 2 sidekicks: ''Topshe'' (his cousin - ''Tapesh Ranjan Mitra'') and ''Lalmohan Ganguly'', usually described as ''Lalmohan Babu'' (who himself writes with the pseudonym of ''[[Jatayu (Lal Mohan Ganguly)|Jatayu]]''), a bumbling writer of crime fiction.
* Khelowaar Tarini Khuro
Satyajit Ray wrote thirty-five Feluda stories, most of which were extremely popular, and made into films two of the Feluda stories &ndash; ''[[Sonar Kella]]'' (The Golden Fortress) (1974) and ''[[Joi Baba Felunath]]'' (The Elephant God) (1978).
* Tarini Khuro O Betaal
* Tollywood-e Tarini Khuro
* Lucknow-er Duel
* Jooti
* Seth Gongaram-er Dhanodoulot
* Galpoboliye Tarini Khuro


==Other Books==
==Professor Shanku stories==
* [[Ekei Bole Shooting]]
{{main|Professor Shanku}}
* Apur Panchali
'''Professor Shanku''' (Professor Shonku), or ''Trilokeshwar Shanku'', is a fictional scientist appearing in a series of science-fiction books. He lives in [[Giridih]] beside the river [[Usri]]. He has a male-servant named Prahllad and a cat named Newton living in the house. He was a child prodigy, and achieved several academic distinctions. He has his own laboratory in his house where he does research for many new and fantastic inventions. He is world-renowned for the armory of these [[Professor Shanku#The inventions|diverse inventions]]. The adventures of Professor Shanku are set in several countries throughout the world.
* [[Today Bandha Ghorar Dim|Toray Bandha Ghorar Dim]]
* Mollah Nasiruddin-er Galpo
* Brazil-er kalo bagh
* [[Pikoor Diary]] O Onnanyo
* Jakhon Chhoto Chilam
* Sujon harbola
* Fotikchand
* Protikriti
* Bishoy Chalochitro
* Our Films Their Films
* kanchonjongha (film script)
* Nayak (film script)
* Sakhaprosakha (film script)


==Tarini khuro stories==
==12 Series==
* Ek Dozon Gappo
{{main|Tarini khuro}}
* Aaro Ek Dozon
'''Tarini khuro''' (Tarini Uncle)is an aged bachelor (khuro is an old Bengali term meaning uncle) who can tell interesting stories based on his weird experiences. Many of these stories border on being horror stories or spooky stories, while some of the stories depict the smartness and quick wit of Tarini khuro.
* Ebaro Baro
* Aaro Baro
* Bah! Baro
* Eker [[Pithe]] Dui
* Jabor Baro


==Bankubabur Bandhu==
==Short Stories==
* Septopaser Khide
{{main|The Alien}}
* Patol Babu Film-Star
* Badur Bibhisika
* Anath Babur Bhoy
* Telephone
* Neelatonko
* Barin Bhowmik-er Bayram
* Bipin Chowdhury-r Smritibhrom
* Gagon Chowdhury-r Studio
* Aami Bhoot
* Bhooto
* Frits
* Asamnjos Babur Kukur
* Kha-Ga-Ma
* Ramdhoner Banshi
* Brihochchonchu
* Atithi
* Raton Babu O Sei Lokta
* Class-Friend
* Mriganko Babur Ghatona
* Brojo Buro
* Chilekotha
* Mackenji Fruit
* Anukul
* Teridactile-er Dim
* Bonkubabur Bondhu
* Master Ansumaan
* Anko Sir, Golapi Babu O Tipu
* Shibu O Rakkhos-er Katha
* Spot-Light
* Rontur Dadu
* Sujon Harbola
* Dui Magician
* Raton O Lokkhi
* Pikoor Diary
* Mayurkonthi Jelly
* Arjosekhor-er Janmo O Mrityu
* Kaagtaruya
* Bahuroopi


==Filmography Of Ray==
'''''Bankubabur Bandhu''''' (''Banku Babu's Friend'' or ''Mr. Banku's Friend'') was a [[Bangla science fiction]] story Ray had written in 1962 for ''[[Sandesh (magazine)|Sandesh]]'', the Ray family magazine, which gained popularity among [[Bengali people|Bengalis]] in the early 1960s. What differentiated ''Bankubabur Bandhu'' from previous [[science fiction]] was the portrayal of an alien from outer space as a kind and playful being, invested with magical powers and capable of interacting with children, in contrast to earlier science fiction works which portrayed aliens as dangerous creatures.
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* Pather Panchali (Song of the Road), 1955
Several [[science fiction film]]s were inspired by the story, including Ray's own script for ''The Alien'' (which was eventually cancelled in the late 1960s), [[Steven Spielberg]]'s ''[[Close Encounters of the Third Kind]]'' (1977) and ''[[E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial]]'' (1982),<ref name=timesofindia>{{cite web|title=Close encounters with native E.T. finally real|date=5 April 2003|publisher=''[[The Times of India]]''|url=http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/42443247.cms|accessdate=2009-03-24}}</ref> and [[Rakesh Roshan]]'s ''[[Koi... Mil Gaya]]'' (2003), which itself inspired the [[Indonesia]]n television series ''Si Yoyo''. The story of ''Bankubabur Bandhu'' itself was eventually adapted into a [[television film]] by Satyajit's son [[Sandip Ray]] alongside [[Koushik Sen]] in 2006.<ref name=eventsbengaluru>{{cite web|title=BANKUBABUR BANDHU & SAMUDRER MOUNA at Rangashankara|publisher=Events Bangalore|date=October 11th, 2006|url=http://eventsbengaluru.com/2006/10/11/bankubabur-bandhu-samudrer-mouna-at-rangashankara|accessdate=2009-03-24}}</ref>
* Aparajito (The Unvanquished), 1956

* Paras Pathar (The Philosopher's Stone), 1957
==Other short stories==
* Jalsaghar (1958)
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* [[Apur Sansar]] (1959)
Satyajit Ray penned many other short stories not based on any famous characters. These stories, which used to be published as collections of twelve stories, were mostly urbane, and were very unassuming until the very last line or last paragraph where suddenly a new revelation left the reader amazed. Many of these stories dealt with the way trivial incidents change the course of one's life, while some other stories were chilling horror stories. The language of the stories was very straightforward and lucid.
* Devi (1960)

* [[Teen Kanya]] (1961)
Ray also translated some short stories (mostly adventure stories) from English and a collection of stories named ''Braziler Kalo Bagh'' was published. He also translated Ray Bradbury's 'Third Expedition' from ''Martian Chronicles'' as 'Mongol-i Shorgo'(Mars is Heaven).
* Kanchanjungha (1962)

* Abhijan (1962)
==Poetry==
* Mahanagar (1963)
Satyajit Ray translated and wrote some [[limerick]]s that were published in a collection - ''Toray Bandha Ghorar Dim'' (A bunch of Horse-Eggs!). He was also the translator of Lewis Carrol's ''Jabberwocky''. In translation the poem is renamed 'Joborkhaki'.
* Charulata (1964)

* Kapurush (1965)
==Mullah Nasiruddin==
* Mahapurush (1965)
A collection of very short stories based on [[Mullah Nasiruddin]] (a fictional character from the Middle East known for his witty and comic character) was collected by Satyajit Ray and published as ''Mullah Nasiruddiner Galpo'' (Storis of Mullah Nasiruddin).
* Nayak (1966)

* Chidiakhana (1967)
==Others==
* [[Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne]] (1969)
''Fatikchand'' was a novel that dealt with a teenage boy; ''Sujan Harbola'' (Sujan the Mimic) is a collection of fables. ''Ekei Bole Shooting'' is a collection of Satyajit Ray's experiences and reflections during the making of his films. ''Jakhon Choto Chilam'' is a memoir dealing with his childhood days. ''[[Our Films, Their Films]]'' is an anthology of film criticism. ''Bishoy Chalachitro'' is another book by Ray on films.
* [[Aranyer Din Ratri]] (1969)

* Pratidwandi (1970)
==References==
* Seemabaddha (1971)
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* [[Ashani Sanket]] (1973)

* Sonar Kella (1974)
==External links==
* [[Jana Aranya]] (1975)
* [http://www.satyajitray.org/booksandvideo/books_by_ray.htm Books Written by Satyajit Ray (SatyajitRay.org)]
* [[Shatranj Ke Khiladi|Shatranj ke Khiladi]] (1977)

* Jai Baba Felunath (1978)
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* Pikoo (1980)
* Sadgati (1981)
* Ghare Baire (1984)
* Ganashatru (1989)
* Shakha Proshaka (1990)
* Agantuk (1991)
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Revision as of 17:43, 27 June 2010

Feluda Series

  • Feludar Goendagiri
  • Badsahi Angti (The Emperor's Ring)
  • Koilash Chowdhury-r Pathor
  • Gangtokey Gondogol (Trouble In Gangtok)
  • Sonar Kella (The Golden Fortress)
  • Baksho Rahashya (The Mystery Of The Box)
  • Chinnomostar Obhishap (Curse Of The Headless Goddess)
  • Nepolean-er Chithi
  • Ghurghutiya-r Ghatona
  • Gorosthaney Sabdhan (Caution In The Graveyard)
  • Golokdham Rahasya
  • Golapi Mukta Rahasya
  • Bombay-er Bombete
  • Royal Bengal Rahashya (The Royal Bengal Mystery)
  • Samadder-er Chabi
  • Apsara Theater-er Mamla
  • Jahangir-er Swarnomudra
  • Nayon Rahasya (The Mystery Of Nayan)
  • Darjeeling Jomjomaat (Razzle Dazzle In Darjeeling)
  • Bosepukur-e Khunkharapi
  • Sakuntolar Kanthyohaar
  • Indrojaal Rahasya
  • Robertson-er Ruby (Robertson's Ruby)
  • Tintorettor Jishu (Tinteratto's Jesus)
  • Koilash-e Kelenkari (Chaos In Kailas)
  • Sheyal Debota Rahasya
  • London-e Feluda
  • Ebar Kando Kedarnath-e
  • Bhuswargo Bhayankar
  • Ambar Sen Antordhan Rahasya
  • Hotyapoori (The House Of The Murder)
  • Jatokando Kathmandu-te (All The Trouble In Kathmandu)
  • Joi Baba Felunath (Glory Of Felunath)

Prof. Shanku Series

  • Byomjatrir Diary
  • Hypnogen
  • Shankur Shonir Dosha
  • Shankur Subarno Sujog
  • Baghdader Bakso
  • Marurahasya
  • Corvus
  • Raktomatso Rahasya
  • Aschorjontu
  • Prof. Shanku O Macao
  • Prof. Shanku O Aashcharjo Golok
  • Prof. Shanku O Putul
  • Prof. Shanku O Aadim Manush
  • Prof. Shanku O Haar
  • Prof. Shanku O Khoka
  • Prof. Shanku O Robu
  • Prof. Shanku O Chee-Ching
  • Prof. Shanku O Gorilla
  • Prof. Shanku O UFO
  • Prof. Shanku O Adbhut Prani
  • Compu
  • Egyption Atonko
  • Eksringo Obhijaan
  • Doctor Daniel-er Aabishkaar
  • Swapnodweep (The Dream Island)
  • Mohakasher Doot
  • Nakurbabu O El-Dorado
  • Shankur Congo Obhijaan
  • Munroe Dweeper Rahasya
  • Doctor Shering-er Smritishokti
  • Shankur Parolokchorcha
  • Shanku O Frankesteien
  • Dr. Danielir Aabiskar
  • Don Cristobaldir Vobisyodbani
  • Swarnoporni
  • Entelecrton (incomplete)
  • Dexel Island-er Ghatona (incomplete)

Tarini Khuro Series

  • Doomnigar-er Manuskheko
  • Conway castle-er Pretatma
  • Khelowaar Tarini Khuro
  • Tarini Khuro O Betaal
  • Tollywood-e Tarini Khuro
  • Lucknow-er Duel
  • Jooti
  • Seth Gongaram-er Dhanodoulot
  • Galpoboliye Tarini Khuro

Other Books

  • Ekei Bole Shooting
  • Apur Panchali
  • Toray Bandha Ghorar Dim
  • Mollah Nasiruddin-er Galpo
  • Brazil-er kalo bagh
  • Pikoor Diary O Onnanyo
  • Jakhon Chhoto Chilam
  • Sujon harbola
  • Fotikchand
  • Protikriti
  • Bishoy Chalochitro
  • Our Films Their Films
  • kanchonjongha (film script)
  • Nayak (film script)
  • Sakhaprosakha (film script)

12 Series

  • Ek Dozon Gappo
  • Aaro Ek Dozon
  • Ebaro Baro
  • Aaro Baro
  • Bah! Baro
  • Eker Pithe Dui
  • Jabor Baro

Short Stories

  • Septopaser Khide
  • Patol Babu Film-Star
  • Badur Bibhisika
  • Anath Babur Bhoy
  • Telephone
  • Neelatonko
  • Barin Bhowmik-er Bayram
  • Bipin Chowdhury-r Smritibhrom
  • Gagon Chowdhury-r Studio
  • Aami Bhoot
  • Bhooto
  • Frits
  • Asamnjos Babur Kukur
  • Kha-Ga-Ma
  • Ramdhoner Banshi
  • Brihochchonchu
  • Atithi
  • Raton Babu O Sei Lokta
  • Class-Friend
  • Mriganko Babur Ghatona
  • Brojo Buro
  • Chilekotha
  • Mackenji Fruit
  • Anukul
  • Teridactile-er Dim
  • Bonkubabur Bondhu
  • Master Ansumaan
  • Anko Sir, Golapi Babu O Tipu
  • Shibu O Rakkhos-er Katha
  • Spot-Light
  • Rontur Dadu
  • Sujon Harbola
  • Dui Magician
  • Raton O Lokkhi
  • Pikoor Diary
  • Mayurkonthi Jelly
  • Arjosekhor-er Janmo O Mrityu
  • Kaagtaruya
  • Bahuroopi

Filmography Of Ray

  • Pather Panchali (Song of the Road), 1955
  • Aparajito (The Unvanquished), 1956
  • Paras Pathar (The Philosopher's Stone), 1957
  • Jalsaghar (1958)
  • Apur Sansar (1959)
  • Devi (1960)
  • Teen Kanya (1961)
  • Kanchanjungha (1962)
  • Abhijan (1962)
  • Mahanagar (1963)
  • Charulata (1964)
  • Kapurush (1965)
  • Mahapurush (1965)
  • Nayak (1966)
  • Chidiakhana (1967)
  • Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne (1969)
  • Aranyer Din Ratri (1969)
  • Pratidwandi (1970)
  • Seemabaddha (1971)
  • Ashani Sanket (1973)
  • Sonar Kella (1974)
  • Jana Aranya (1975)
  • Shatranj ke Khiladi (1977)
  • Jai Baba Felunath (1978)
  • Pikoo (1980)
  • Sadgati (1981)
  • Ghare Baire (1984)
  • Ganashatru (1989)
  • Shakha Proshaka (1990)
  • Agantuk (1991)

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