Humayun Ahmed Biography

Humayun Ahmed quick facts
Name: Humayun Ahmed
Famous as :Writer, Filmmaker, Directors, Playwrights, Novelists
Born on :13 November 1948 AD
Birthday :13th November
Sun Sign :Scorpio
Born in :Netrokona District
Died on : 19 July 2012 AD
Died At Age :64
place of death : New York City
father : Faizur Rahman Ahmed
mother :Ayesha Foyez
siblings : Muhammed Zafar Iqbal, Ahsan Habib, Sufia Haider, Momtaz Shahid, Rukhsana Ahmed
Spouses : Gultekin Ahmed, Shaon Ahmed
children : Nova Ahmed, Bipasha Ahmed, Nuhash Ahmed, Nishad Ahmed, Ninit Ahmed, Shila Ahmed
education :North Dakota State University, University of Dhaka
Nationality : Bangladeshi
religion :Islam
awards :
Lekhak Shibir Prize (1973)
Bangla Academy Award (1981)
Michael Madhusudan Medal (1987)

Humayun Ahmed Biography:

Humayun Ahmed is one of our most Popular writers, He wore numerous caps amid his lifetime. These include: producer, screenwriter, writer, writer, instructor and playwright. He has written many books which are very popular and best seller in Bangali literature. The amount of his Fan and readers is out of calculation because of his mass popularity. He has started writing in the early of 1970. He has published his first novel in 1972 named ‘Nandito Naroke’.
He was a substantial donor to the universe of expressive arts and is regularly thought to be the Shakespeare of Bangladesh. Amid his time, he composed more than 200 true to life and fiction books,

Humayun Ahmed was born on November 13, 1948 at Mohongang in Netrokona. His fathers name is Faizur Rahman Ahmed and mothers name is Ayesha Foyez. His father was killed in 1971 during the liberation war of Bangladesh. He has two brothers named Mohammad Jafar Iqbal and Ahsan Habib respectively. They are also popular writers in Bangladesh.
Ahmed married Gultekin In 1973. Together they had three daughters, Shila, Nova, and Bipasha, and one son, Nuhash. Ahmed fell in love with a TV actress in the middle of the 1990s. Later, in 2003, Ahmed divorced Gultekin and married Meher Afroz Shaon in 2005. He had two sons from the second marriage, Ninit and Nishad .
In 2011 Humayun Ahmed was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. He died on 19 July 2012 at 11.20 PM BST at Bellevue Hospital in New York City.

Humayun Ahmed Filmography:

Shonkhonil Karagar ( 1992)
Aguner Poroshmoni (1994)
Srabon Megher Din (1999)
Dui Duari (2000)
Chandrokotha (92003)
Shyamol Chhaya (2004)
Duratto (2006)
Nondito Noroke (2006)
Nirontor (2006)
Noy Number Bipod Sanket (2006)
xDaruchini Dwip (2006)
Saajghor (2007)
Amar Ache Jol (2008)
Priyotomeshu (2009)
Ghetuputra Komola (2012)

Ahmed’s Book list:

1971, Aaj Ami Kothao Jabo Naa , Asmanira Tin Bon , Aaj Dupurey Tomar Nimontron, Achinpur, Achinpur, Adbhut Sob Golpo , Akash Jora Megh, Amar Chelebela , Ami Abong Koakti Projapoti , Ami Ebong Amra , Andhokarer Gaan , Anonto Nakhotro Bithi , Aporahnyo, Ayomoy , Ballpoint , Bipod , Brihonnola, Chander Aloy Koekjon Jubok , Chokkhe Amar Trishna , Daruchinir Dip , Dighir Jole Kaar Chayago, Deyal , Ei Megh Roudro Chaya , Ekjon Himu Koekti Jhin Jhin Poka, Ema , Fountainpen, Hartan Ishkapon, Himu Remand-E, Himur Hate Koekti Nilpodmo, Holud Himu Kalo Rab, Ishtishon , Jochna O Jononir Golpo , Jolpoddmo , Ke Kotha Koy , Kobi , Kothao Keu Nei, Kutu Mia , Manobi , Megh Boleche Jabo Jabo , Misir Ali Aapnii Kothay, Misir Alir Choshma , Moyurakkhir Tire Prothom Himu , Nalini Babu BSc , Neel Hati, Neel Poddo, Nishad, Nokkhotrer Raa , Omega Poin, Opekkha, Parapar , Poka, Putro Nishad, Rupa , Sanaullar Mohabipod , Sedin Choitramas , Shonkhoneel Karagar, Shuvro Gechhe Bone, Sokol Kata Dhonno Kore, Tetul Bone Jochna, The Exorcis , Tomake, Tondrabilas , Uthon Periye Dui Paa , Aaj Chitrar Biye, Achinpur Achinpur, Achinpur, Aaj Himur Biye , Aaj Himur Biye, Ahok, Amar Ache Jol , Amar Priyo Voutic Golpo, Ami Abong Koakti Projapoti , Ami-ee Misir Ali , Angul Kata Jaglu , Anyodin , Ashabori , Badhshah Namdar, Basor , Bohubrihi , Brishti Bilash , Chayabithi , Chole Jay Bosonter Din , Debi , Ditiyo Manob , Dorjar Opashe, Ebong Hemu, Ei Shubro Ei! , Ekjon mayaboti , Epitaph , Gouripur Jongshon, Himu, Himur Ditiyo Prohor , Himur Madhyadupur, Humayun Ahmed-er Premer Golpo, Nishithini, Jalil Shaheber Petition, Jodiyo Sandhya , Kalo JAdukor , Kichu Shoishob , Kohen Kobi Kalidas, KrishnoPokkho, Lilaboti , Maddhanya , Matal Haowa , Megher Chaya, Mojar Bhoo, Mrinmoyee , Nandito Noroke, Neel Manush, Nirbachito Bhooter Golpo, Nondito Noroke , Onish, Paap, Parul O Tinti Kukur, Putul , Rupar Palanko , Se Ashe Dhire, Shunya , Shyamol Chaya, Sourov, Tithir Neel Toale , Tumi Amai Dekechile Chutir Nimontrone , Ayna Ghor, Badol Diner Ditiyo Kadam Ful, Baghbondi Misir Ali , Bhoy, Botol Vut , Bristi O Meghomala, Cheleta , Choto golpo , Dekha Na Dekha , Doiroth, Dui Duari , Ei Ami , Eki Kando! , Elebele , Fiiha Somikoron , Grihotyagi Josna, Himu Mama, Himur Ekanto Sakkhatkar , Himur Rupali Ratri, Ireena , Jibonkrishno Memorial High School , Jol Jochona , Kathpencil , Kichukkhan , Kohen Kobi Kalidas, Kuhak , Lilua Batash , Magic Munshi , Megh Boleche Jabo Jabo , Mirar Gramer Bari, Misir Alir Amimangsito Rahasya, Moyurakkhi, Mrinmoyir Mon Bhalo Nei , Nee, Neel Oporajita , Nirbason, Noboni, Omanush , Onno Vubon, Pakhi Amar Ekla Pakhi , Pilkhana Hottakando, Priotomeshu, Rakkhoss Khokkhoss Ebong Bhokkhoss , Sajghor , Se O Nortoki , Sheet O Onnanno Golpo , Shuvro , Sobai Gechhe Bone , Tara Tin Jon, Tomader Jonyo Bhalobasa , Uralpankhi , Nabiji.

Awards:
Lekhak Shibir Prize (1973)
Shishu Academy Award (1981)
Jainul Abedin Gold Medal
Bangla Academy Award
Michael Madhusudan Medal (1987)
Bacsas Prize (1988)
Humayun Qadir Memorial Prize (1990)
Bangladesh National Film Awards for Best Story (1993)
Bangladesh National Film Awards for Best Dialogue 1994)
Bangladesh National Film Awards for Best Film (1994)
Ekushey Padak (1994)
Sheltech Award (2007)[29] Bangladesh National Film Awards for Best Director (2012)
Bangladesh National Film Awards for Best Story Writer (2012)