Rashid Karim

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Rashid Karim (Bengali: রশীদ করিম), (1925) is a modern Bangladeshi author, novelist.

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[edit] Life

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[edit] Works

[edit] Novels

  • Uttam Purush (The Best Man, 1961)
  • Prasanno Pashan (The Happy Stone, 1963)
  • Amar Jato Glani (All My Fatigue, 1973)
  • Prem Ekti Lal Golap (Love is Red Rose, 1978)
  • Sadharan Loker Kahini (A Tale of an Ordinary Man, 1982)
  • Ekaler Rupkatha (A Story of This Day, 1980)
  • Sonar Pathar Bati (Gold Plated Cup of Stone)
  • Mayer Kachhe Jachchi (A Journey to Mother)
  • Chini Na (Unrecognized)
  • Boroi Nissongo(Loneliness)

[edit] Awards

  • Adamjee Award (1969)
  • Bangla Academy Award (1972)
  • Ekushe Padak (1984)
  • Lekhika Sangha Award (1991)

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