Books Of Masud Rana

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Publication date 1966 – Current Media type Print () Masud Rana is a created in 1966 by writer, who featured him in over 400 novels. Hussain created the adult spy-thriller series Masud Rana, at first modelled after, but expanded widely. So far 450 books have been published in this series which has gained a lot of popularity in. Written from the 1960s and continuing to present day, books are published almost every month by, one of the most popular publishing house of Bangladesh. Although Qazi Anwar Hussain started the series, it is an open secret that nowadays he doesn't write it any more.

A group of are employed to produce all the new Masud Rana novels. The Masud Rana books describes the adventures of its eponymous hero Masud Rana, an international of Bangladeshi origin, closely resembling in his expertise with weapons and love for women. Although the soul author of the series is Qazi Anwar Hussain, it is known that Hussain liberally extracts segments of plots from popular Western of contemporary period. Nonetheless, the series became a boon for young people in post-war Bangladesh, who had few entertainment alternatives in an era pre-dating cable TV, the web sites and smart phones. The books caused concern among some middle-class parents because of their occasional racy contents, and reading Masud Rana was an activity often frowned upon. The series eventually ran to well over four hundred individual titles. Masud Rana has also been adapted for one Bengali and one TV Drama.

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About Masud Rana Series Masud Rana is an adult spy-thriller series penned by the famous Bangladeshi novelist Qazi Anwar Husain. Anwar Husain started writing this series from the 1960s and still continuing to date. All Masud Rana books have been published from his own publication house, Sheba Prokashoni.

In July 2018, Biggest production house in Bangladesh received permission from author Qazi Anwar Hussain to make three movies based on first three novel of the series. The production house hopes to release the films in the next five years. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Creation and inspiration [ ] The character was created in 1966 by Bangladeshi novelist in an attempt to write an adult for Bangladeshi readers.

According to the preface of 'Dhongsho-Pahar' (first book in the series), Hussain was inspired and encouraged by his close friend Mahbub Amin. Qazi Anwar Hussain took the name for his character from the first name of Hussain's friend, Masud Karim, and Rana Pratap Singh of the who ruled, a state in north-western from 1540 to 1597. Hussain admitted in a 1994 interview that he was heavily influenced by the character. Creator and author of Masud Rana Series Masud Rana in other media [ ] A full-length feature film about Rana was made in 1974 titled Masud Rana. Masud Parves, who is known by his directed and starred in it.

The film is based on the story Bishmaron [Amnesia] (which in turn is based on Strictly for Cash. By.) It is the 11th story in the series and was first published in 1967.

Three films based on first three novels from the series are on the cards. In July 2018, Production house announced, they are going to make the films based on- Dhwangsha Pahar, Bharatnatyam and Swarna Mrigya. 'We recently received permission to make films on the widely read Masud Rana series from Qazi Anwar Hussain.' These three movies will be made and released over the course of next five years.

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The first film, which will be based on Dhongsho-Pahar, will go on shooting floors in January 2019. The first package drama in the history of, Prachir Periye (Beyond the Wall) was telecast in 1994 and is based on Pishach Dweep (The Island of Evil) with screenplay by Atiqul Haque Chowdhury and stars.