Misir Ali (Bengali: ????? ???) is a fictional psychiatrist character in a series of novels by Bangladeshi author, Humayun Ahmed. He was described as a "famous character" in "Bengali literature, TV and film over the last three decades."
In the books, Ali plays the role of a part-time professor of Psychology at the University of Dhaka. Despite his not being a professional psychiatrist, people come to him for psychiatric treatment because of his special interest and knowledge in parapsychology.Later he was expelled out from the University. Misir Ali is a very intelligent person and often seen solving mysteries, although never accepting money for them. He is a logical person and doesn't believe in any paranormal activities. He has a personal diary named unsolved,in which he writes about those mysteries not solved by him. He is black, tall, thin person but in other story it was mentioned that he is short.
He always lives in a small flat with a servant. Most of the time those servants are seen to be run away by stealing his money. His age in 'Nishithini' was 41 and in 'Misir Ali's Amangsito Rahayso' his age is 51. He has a nephew named Amita. His mother died when he was two years old. His father was a Hujur (Muslim priest), who died when he was in class five. He grew up in his relatives' house. He is a chain smoker,but in every story he tries to get rid of it. Every times he gets a letter he reads it three times. He is attracted to a girl named Nilu who was his university student. He is unmarried but in the story 'Onnobhuvon' only it was mentioned that he got married to Nilu.
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Books
There are three parts of books that are available for the Misir Ali series. Among these 20 books there are 10 novels.He has a minor appearance in Himu's (another popular character by Humayun Ahmed) story Himur Ditiyo Prohor.
????? ??? ??????? ? (Misir Ali Omnibus 1):
- ????: Devi (The Goddess)
- ????????: Nishithini (The Night Roamer)(Part 2 of Devi)
- ?????: Nishad (Nishada - An indigenous tribe inhabiting ancient India, according to sources in Hindu mythology)
- ???? ????: Onno Bhuban (The Other World)
- ????????: Brihonnola (The Eunuch)
- ???: Bhoy (Fear)
- ????: Bipod (Danger)
- ????: Onish
- ????? ???? ????????? ?????: Misir Alir Omimangshito Rohoshsho (The Unsolved Mystery of Misir Ali)
????? ??? ??????? ? (Misir Ali Omnibus 2):
- ??? ??? ????: Ami Ebong Amra (I and We)
- ????????????: Tondrabilash (Tondra = Slumber; Bilash= Luxury)
- ???? ????? ???: Amiy Misir Ali (I am Misir Ali)
- ???????? ????? ???: Bagh-Bondi Misir Ali (Tiger Trapped Misir Ali)
- ???? ??? ???????: Kohen Kabi :-X (So Says the poet Kalidash)
????? ??? ??????? ? (Misir Ali Omnibus 3):
- ???? ???????: Horton Ishkapon (Hearts-Spades)
- ????? ???? ????: Misir Ali'r Choshma (Misir Ali's Glasses)
- ????? ???! ???? ???????: Misir Ali! Apni Kothai? (Misir Ali! Where Are You?)
- ????? ??? Unsolved: Misir Ali Unsolved
- ????: Pufi
- ??? ?????? ?????: Jokhon Namibe Adhar (When Darkness Falls)
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References
External links
- Library of Congress Entry on Humayun Ahmed
- Resource for most of the books by Humayun Ahmed
Source of article : Wikipedia
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