ব্যোমকেশ সমগ্র

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Byomkesh Bokshi appears as a character created by Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay in a truth-seeking story. In 1331 BS, Atul Chandra Mitra, under the pseudonym Atul Chandra Mitra, started living in a mess in the Chinabazar area of ​​Calcutta with the permission of the non-government detective Byomkesh Boxi Police Commissioner to carry out a series of murders. In this mess, Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay wrote most of the detective stories of Byomkesh under the pen of Ajit Banerjee, another tenant of his house. Giving the details of Byomkesh in the truth-seeking story, Ajit says, ... I think he will be twenty-three or twenty-four years old, it looks like an educated gentleman. The color of the skin is pale, there is an impression of intelligence in the eyes of a very well-formed face. By the end of the story, Byomkesh lives in a rented three-story house on Harrison Road. The second person in this house besides Byomkesh is his servant Puntiram. At the request of Byomkesh, Ajit started living in this house. On the brass plaque on the door of the house was written Srivyomkesh Bokshi, a truth seeker. When asked the meaning of the truth seeker, Byomkesh told Ajit that it was my identity. It's not good to hear detective, the word detective is worse, so I gave myself the title of truth seeker. [1] In later stories, Byomkesh introduces herself as a truth seeker. Arthamanartham: In the story, Sukumarbabu's sister Satyavati, accused in a murder case with Byomkesh, is introduced [2], with whom he later married. There is some information about Byomkesh's childhood in the primitive Ripu story. Byomkesh's father was a math teacher in the school and practiced Samkhya philosophy at home and his mother was a daughter of Vaishnava dynasty. When Byomkesh was seventeen years old, her father and later her mother died of tuberculosis. Byomkesh later graduated from university with the help of Jalpani. [3] Even after the Second World War and India's independence, Ajit and Byomkesh lived with their family at Harrison Road. Later they decided to buy land at Kayatla in South Kolkata and build a house there.