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Ghanada (Bengali: ঘনাদা) is a fictional character in Bengali literature created by Premendra Mitra primarily for children and teenagers. The suffix "da" behind the name "Ghana" commonly means "respected elder brother" in Bengali
Most of the short stories featuring Ghanada take place at the all-male hostel on No. 72, Banamali Naskar Lane in Kolkata, West Bengal where the four young members of the hostel Shibu, Shishir, Gour and Sudhir(the narrator) try to trick or please the middle-aged Ghanada in a variety of ingenious ways to force out his stock of unique stories that range from science-fiction, action\adventure to historical conspiracies. In most of his stories, Ghanada himself is the wonderfully wise and wily hero who travels all round the globe to tackle sinister bad-guys and international conspiracies. Apart from Shibu, Shishir, Gour and Sudhir, there are two minor recurring characters, Rambhuj the cook and Banowari the all-purpose butler of the hostel.
But besides the short stories taking place in No. 72 Banamali Naskar Lane, Ghanada also features in a number of novels and stories set in regular evening meetings of elderly gentlemen on the side of the Kolkata Lake. In these Ghanada is referred to as "GhanashyamBabu" (the suffix Babu in Bengali is similar in usage to the honorific "Mr." in English). The author's style and approach loses the casual sense and gains a more polished, serious and sarcastically formal aura. In these episodes Ghanada never takes on the mantle of a hero himself (as he does in No. 72 Banamali naskar lane), but instead he fashions his narratives on any one of his illustrious, swash-buckling ancestors. Ghanada's ancestors are shown to have influenced highly important historical events like the fall of the Inca Empire or Shivaji's remarkable escape from Agra. A major difference in the stories that Ghanada narrates at the Lake-side meetings to those he narrates at the hostel is that the formers feature heroines and mature scenes while the latters do not. Thus, it can be concluded that the Lake-side episodes of Ghanada were targeted at an adult reader-base.
The author Premendra Mitra has said that he decided to start the Ghanada series to educate children and teenagers on various lesser-known facts and topics of Science and History.
Although the stories that Ghanada tells are almost always fake, the facts, trivia and information are all completely correct. Ghanada also provides new explanation to certain events of the Indian epic Mahabharata which are quite witty.
Most of the short stories featuring Ghanada take place at the all-male hostel on No. 72, Banamali Naskar Lane in Kolkata, West Bengal where the four young members of the hostel Shibu, Shishir, Gour and Sudhir(the narrator) try to trick or please the middle-aged Ghanada in a variety of ingenious ways to force out his stock of unique stories that range from science-fiction, action\adventure to historical conspiracies. In most of his stories, Ghanada himself is the wonderfully wise and wily hero who travels all round the globe to tackle sinister bad-guys and international conspiracies. Apart from Shibu, Shishir, Gour and Sudhir, there are two minor recurring characters, Rambhuj the cook and Banowari the all-purpose butler of the hostel.
But besides the short stories taking place in No. 72 Banamali Naskar Lane, Ghanada also features in a number of novels and stories set in regular evening meetings of elderly gentlemen on the side of the Kolkata Lake. In these Ghanada is referred to as "GhanashyamBabu" (the suffix Babu in Bengali is similar in usage to the honorific "Mr." in English). The author's style and approach loses the casual sense and gains a more polished, serious and sarcastically formal aura. In these episodes Ghanada never takes on the mantle of a hero himself (as he does in No. 72 Banamali naskar lane), but instead he fashions his narratives on any one of his illustrious, swash-buckling ancestors. Ghanada's ancestors are shown to have influenced highly important historical events like the fall of the Inca Empire or Shivaji's remarkable escape from Agra. A major difference in the stories that Ghanada narrates at the Lake-side meetings to those he narrates at the hostel is that the formers feature heroines and mature scenes while the latters do not. Thus, it can be concluded that the Lake-side episodes of Ghanada were targeted at an adult reader-base.
The author Premendra Mitra has said that he decided to start the Ghanada series to educate children and teenagers on various lesser-known facts and topics of Science and History.
Although the stories that Ghanada tells are almost always fake, the facts, trivia and information are all completely correct. Ghanada also provides new explanation to certain events of the Indian epic Mahabharata which are quite witty.
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Do you know Ghonada's real name is Ghanashyam Das? He has been a witness to all the big historical events in the world. He can solve any problem and will smoke off all the cigerettes of Sisir. This indomitable character by Premendra Mitra is one of my favourite. What surprised me was the quality of the comics. Subhra Chakraborty has done a tremendous job. Just read this comics, it can beat any superman or spiderman comics anyday in quality of drawing alone. For the first time I have seen such professional drawing in Bengali comics. This is my original scan.
Download Ghonada - Kaanch.PDF
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Download Ghonada- Hans.pdf
This is my original scan.
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Download Ghonada- Poka(e-book).pdf
This is my original scan.
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Download Ghonada- Nuri(e-book).pdf
This is my original scan.
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Download Ghonadar_SongiSathi.rar
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Download Ghonadar_SongiSathi.rar
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Download Ghonada_Samagra-1.pdf
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