Moinul Ahsan Saber

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Moinul Ahsan Saber (born 1958) is a mainstream classical novelist of Bangladesh.

His father, Ahsan Habib, was one of the main modern poets of Bangladesh and Saber emerged as a writer and gained fame with the publication of his first novel Porasto Sahish in 1982.

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[edit] Works

[edit] Books

  • Porasto Sahish (The Defeated Horse-Keeper), 1982
  • Aadmer Jonye Opeksha (Waiting for Adam), 1986
  • Pathor Somoy (Frozen Time), 1989
  • Char Torun Toruni (Four Teenage Boys and Girls), 1990
  • Manush Jekhane Jai Na (Where Man Doesn’t Go), 1990
  • Dharabahik Kahini (A Continuous Story), 1992
  • Opeksha (Waiting), 1992
  • Tumi Amake Niye Jabe (You Will Take Me), 1993
  • Kobej Lethel (Kobej, the Ruffian), 1993 [1]
  • Prem O Protishodh (Love and Revenge), 1993
  • Songshar Japon (Family Life), 1997

[edit] Television drama

[edit] Film

He was a student of Government laboratory high School.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Moinul Ahsan Saber's Kobej Lethel, review by IFFTAKHER HOSSAIN, The Independent (Bangladesh), September 2, 2005.
  2. ^ Liliputera Bara Hobe ends shooting, The New Age, Bangladesh, April 28, 2005.


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