Purnendu Patri

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Purnendu Patri (পূর্ণেন্দু পত্রী) (2 February 1933–19 March 1997) was an Indian poet of Bengali origin. He was born in Howrah in West Bengal. He was a noted short-story writer and a critic. One of his story collection is known as 'Staliner Raaa' and a book on Rabindranath is titled 'Amar Rabindranath'. He also has a wife, a son, and 3 daughters.^[1]

Patri was also known as an illustrator and filmmaker. Among his books of poetry are:

Ek Muttho Rode (1951)
Shobder Bichhana (1972)
Tumi Eley Shurjodoy Hoy (1976)
Kathopokothan (5 volumes of poetry)

Filmography

Direction:

Khirer Putul (1982)
Choto Bokulpurer Jatri (1981)
Geeta Govindam (1981)
Kalighat (1981)
Malancha (1979)
Pata Chitra (1977)
Abanindranath (1976)
Chhera Tamsuk (1974)
Streer Patra (1972: English Title: Letter from the Wife)
Swapna Niye (1966)

Screenplay:

Streer Patra (1972)

References

↑ "Purnendu Patri :: Writer :: Illustrator :: Wirter". Shibpurinternational.com. Retrieved 2011-11-07.

External links

Imdb page

Persondata
Name	Pattrea, Purnendu
Alternative names	Dulal
Short description	Indian film director
Date of birth	2 February 1931
Place of birth	Nakol village in Howrah District, West bengal, India
Date of death	19(2A.M., in that case it may be 20th) March 1997
Place of death	SSKM, Woodburn Block, Kolkata, WB, India

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