Akbar Hussain
| Akbar Hussain | |
|---|---|
| Native name | আকবর হোসেন |
| Born |
October 1, 1917 Kaya village, Kumarkhali Upazila, Kushtia District, Bengal Presidency, British India |
| Died | June 2, 1981 (aged 63) |
| Nationality | Bangladeshi |
| Occupation | Novelist |
Akbar Hussain (1 October 1917 – 2 June 1981) was a Bengali language novelist of Bangladesh. He was born in the village of Kaya in Kumarkhali under Kushtia district. His father's and mother's name is Hazi Abdul Ali and Majeda begum. His wife was Hashna Banu. Hussain is principally known for his novel Abancchita.
Career
After receiving a Bachelor of Arts (1941), he started writing. At that time he wrote in Sondhani, Shikkha, Daily Azad and Nabajug. His first novel Abanchita gains huge popularity. After huge success of Abanchita, he writes accordingly ki Paini, Du diner Khelaghore and Mohmukti etc.
Writings
Novels
- Abanchita (1950)
- Ki Paini (1952)
- Mohmukti (1953)
- Dheau Jage (1961)
- Alo Chhaya (Golpogrontho,1964)
- Du diner Khelaghore (1965)
- Megh-Bijli-Badal (1968)
- Natun Prithibi (1974)
- Dostokhoto (1989)
- Ava O Tar Prothom Porush (1988)
References
Further readings
- Dr. Rakibul Hassan: Panchasher shahitye jonopriya Juboraj (Shomachaar, Dhaka, 2015) (Bengali)
- Dr. Rakibul Hassan: Akbar Hussainer kathashahitya; Rupolok o Shilposhiddhi (Akkhar Prokashoni, Dhaka, 2013) (Bengali)
- Dr. Rakibul Hassan: Bangla Janapriya Uponesher Dhara;Mir Mosharraf Hossain theke Akbar Hussain (Adorn Publication, Dhaka, 2011) (Bengali)
- Dr. Rakibul Hassan: Kayai Rabindranath, Bagha Jatin ebong Praggojon (Botomul, Dhaka, 2008) (Bengali)
- Dr. Rakibul Hassan: Gorai Nadir Paar (Adorn Publication, Dhaka, 2012) (Bengali)
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