Bimal Mitra - Literary Works

Literary Works

  1. Saheb Bibi Golam (King, Queen and Knave)
  2. Kori Diye Kinlaam (Bought With Money)
  3. Begum Mary Bishwas (A Historical Novel of the Period of Nawab Siraujdalla / British Lord Clive)
  4. Ekak Dasak Shatak (Uni Deci Centi)
  5. Asami Hazir (At Your Service)
  6. Pati Param guru
  7. Rajabadal
  8. Sab Jhut hai
  9. Ei Norodeho (This Human body)
  10. Mrityuheen (Deathless)
  11. Tomra dujone mile
  12. Gulmohor
  13. Ja debi

Short Stories

  1. Neelnesha
  2. Bonshodhor
  3. Lojjahoro
  4. Jenana Sambad
  5. Putul Didi
  6. Amrutyu
  7. Milonanto
  8. Dori
  9. R ekjon Mohapurush
  10. RaniSaheba
  11. Gharonti
  12. Satashe Srabon
  13. Ashukaka
  14. Nimaontrito Indranath
  15. Amir o Urboshi

etc. and many more

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