Adaptations of Novels and Short Stories in Cinema
- Sacrifice - 1927 (Balidaan) - Nanand Bhojai and Naval Gandhi
- Natir Puja - 1932 - The only film directed by Rabindranath Tagore
- Milan - 1947 (Nauka Dubi) - Nitin Bose
- Kabuliwala - 1961 (Kabuliwala) - Bimal Roy
- Uphaar - 1971 (Samapti) - Sudhendu Roy
- Lekin... - 1991 (Kshudhit Pashaan) - Gulzar
- Char Adhyay - 1997 (Char Adhyay) - Kumar Shahani
- Chokher Bali - 2003 (Chokher Bali) - Rituparno Ghosh
- Kashmakash - 2011 ((Nauka Dubi) - Rituparno Ghosh
Some more classics from regional cinema (Bengali)
- Naukadubi - 1947 (Noukadubi) - Nitin Bose
- Kabuliwala - 1957 (Kabuliwala) - Tapan Sinha
- Kshudhita Pashaan - 1960 (Kshudhita Pashan) - Tapan Sinha
- Teen Kanya - 1961 (Teen Kanya) - Satyajit Ray
- Charulata - 1964 (Nastanirh) - Satyajit Ray
- Ghare Baire - 1985 (Ghare Baire) - Satyajit Ray
- Elar Char Adhyay - 2012 (Char Adhyay) - Bappaditya Bandyopadhyay
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