The second season of Hindi TV Serial Byomkesh Bakshi is aired in 1997. The first story explored is Aadim Shatru and is spread over into two episodes. You can find our personal views and reviews for the same here. The second story explored is Aag Aur Patanga (i.e. The Fire and The Moth). Actually the love of Moth for the ... Read More »
Inspired by famous duo, detective Sherlock Holmes and his aide Dr. John Watson, Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay (aka Saradindu Bandopadhyaya) introduced Byomkesh Bakshi and Ajit Banerjee. Written as the fictional characters of story book, Byomkesh and Ajit became so popular that it was adapted into various TV Serials (including Bengali and Hindi) and films (including the latest Hindi film Detective Byomkesh Bakshy). ... Read More »
Adaptation of Chiriyakhana – a Byomkesh Bakshi and Ajit Banerji adventure is explored in two episodes (Episode #13 and 14) in Hindi TV Serial Byomkesh Bakshi. This is one of the stories by Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay with maximum number of characters. The (fictional) incidents of this episode are setup somewhere in Calcutta (now Kolkata) during year 1953 TV Serial : Byomkesh ... Read More »
Episode #12 of Hindi TV Serial Byomkesh Bakshi is one of the most sought episode of the same. Based on the story Durgo Rahasya by Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay, this episode is named as Kile Ka Rahasya (The Mystery of the Fortress). The original story was written in 1952. The (fictional) incidents of this episode are setup somewhere in north Bihar during ... Read More »
Episode #11 of Hindi TV Serial Byomkesh Bakshi have it’s root in first case of Byomkesh – Satyanveshi. The (fictional) incidents of this episode are setup somewhere in north Bihar during year 1951 TV Serial : Byomkesh Bakshi Season : Season 1 Episode # : 11 Episode Title : Tasveer Chor Originally Aired : 1993 Director : Basu Chatterji Asst. ... Read More »
Talking about detective fiction and not talking about Sherlock Holmes is not possible, if you are familiar with English literature. British author Arthur Conan Doyle have created this immortal (literally) character which became immensely popular, even beyond the imagination of the author himself. Sherlock and Watson became popular in Briton and eventually all around the world. Their stories are translated ... Read More »
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