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Makorshar Rosh[edit]
Makorshar Rosh [1]is the 4th story in 'Byomkesh Samagra', published in 1933, by the author Sharadindu Bandhyopadhyay.
Summary[edit]
A rich, elderly man intoxicates himself with tarantula's venom regularly. His doctor, tired of all attempts to stop the man from this deadly obsession, turns to Byomkesh Bakshi for help. Byomkesh, with his trusted friend Ajit, visits the man to figure out where he sources the venom when is all but isolated from the world. There are mysterious blank sheets, sent to an unknown lady. The thrilling novella shows Byomkesh's brainpower and expertise as the reader is glued to the pages to know how.
Adaptations[edit]
Radio[edit]
The story has been adapted into a audio story, aired by Sunday Suspense as part of their Byomkesh Bakshi series. It was voiced by RJ Mir, RJ Deep and RJ Neel.[2]
Web Series[edit]
The story was adapted into an episode for the Hoichoi Web Series Byomkesh, Season 1, Episode 2 [3][4], starring Anirban Bhattaacharya as the titular character of Byomkesh.
References[edit]
- ^ Bandhyopadhyay, Sharadindu,Byomkesh Samagra, Ananda Publishers, 4th Edition, 2019
- ^ Markorshar Rosh Sunday Suspense
- ^ Byomkesh Season 1 Episode 2
- ^ Byomkesh Season 1 - 5 Reviews
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