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Kamal Kumar Majumdar (Bengali: কমলকুমার মজুমদার) (17 November 1914 – 9 February 1979) was a major fiction-writer of the Bengali language. The novel Antarjali Jatra is considered his most notable work.
Early life
Majumdar was the son of Prafullachandra Majumdar and Renukamoyee Majumdar. Prafullachandra used to serve in the police department. Renukamoyee had keen literary interest and thus Kamalkumar was exposed to modern literary thoughts and trends from his childhood.
His parents were originally from Taki, a town in the 24 Parganas district (now in North 24 Parganas district), but the family shifted to Rikhia. Kamalkumar spent his childhood and adolescence in Kolkata, India. He started his studies in a school called "Bishnupur Shiksha Sangha" in Bishnupur but dropped formal studies before completing high school. For sometime, he studied Sanskrit in a Tol and learned sitar from a local maestro. In 1937 he established a magazine called "Ushnish" where he used to write under his real name as well as a number of pen names. But during 1944–45 he devoted himself mostly to painting. During 1937–38 he got numerous offers for going abroad which he refused.
Kamal Kumar was married to Dayamayee Majumdar and his younger brother was a renowned painter, Nirode Mazumdar. Their younger sister Shanu Lahiri (1928 – 2013) was also a noted painter and art educator.
Works
= Stories
=Lal Juto (The Red Shoes)
Madhu (Honey)
Jal (Water )
Teish (Twenty Three)
Mallika Bahar
Matilal Padri
Tahader Katha (Their Tale)
Fauji Banduk
Neem Annapurna (19kamalkumar65)
Kayed Khana
Rukminikumar
Lupta Pujabidhi
Khelar Bichar (Rules of the game)
Khelar Drishyabali (Scenes of the game)
Anitter Dayvag
Konkal Eleigy (Elegy of the skeletons)
Dwadash Mrittika
Pingolabat
Khelar aromvo (Start of the game)
Bagan Keyari
Aar chokhe jol
Bagan Poridhi
Kal e aatotai
Justice Justice
Prem (The Desire)
Babu
Princess
Amod Bostumi
Koschito Jibonchorit : tinti khosra
= Novels
=Antarjali Jatra (The Final Passage, 1962)
Golap Sundori
Anila Smorone
Shyam-Nouka
Suhasinir Pometom
Pinjare Bosiya Shuk
Khelar Pratibha
Shoborimangal
= Other work
=Number of paintings
Number of wood cut sculptures
Edited a notable magazine named ANKA BHAVNA
A notable article on ANKA BHAVNA by mathematician Narayan Chandra Ghosh has been published in the December 2015 issue of Sristir Ekosh Satak Patrika. Before that he wrote articles on ANKA BHAVNA in Pratibimbha, Samakal 0 Bibriti. A book titled KAMAL KUMAR MAJUMDER o Anka Bhavan Edited by Narayan Ch Ghosh is most popular one.
Movies based on his work
The movies such as Neem Annapurna directed by Buddhadev Dasgupta, Antarjali Jatra by Gautam Ghosh, Sati by Aparna Sen and Tahader Katha by Buddhadev Dasgupta were based on the novels and stories written by Majumdar. Gautam Ghosh made a Hindi movie named Mahayatra based on Majumdar's novel Antarjali Jatra.
Lal Juto, a Bengali film made by a student and based on Majumdar's short story of the same name, won the Best Creative Idea Award at the 11th Shanghai International Film Festival.
References
External links
Shoaib Gibran (2010), Kamalkumar Choritom, Shuddhasshar www.shuddhashar.com, ISBN 978-984-8837-19-1
Shoaib Gibran (2009), Kamalkumar Majumdarer Upannayasher Karankaushal,Bangla Academy,ISBN 984-07-4767-3
ANKA BHAVNAR ANKA (2015) Narayan Ch Ghosh, December 2015 issue of Sristir Ekosh Satak Patrika.
ANKA BHAVNA (2013) Narayan Ch Ghosh,Pratibimbha
ANKA BHAVNA (2013) Narayan Ch Ghosh, Samakal 0 Bibriti
Kamal Kumar Majumdar at IMDb