In Humayun Ahmed's happy memory of his 7th centenary of his suicide

Humayun Ahmed was also a renowned writer and filmmaker, one of the finest recognized writers to have graced Bangla literature.

His unrivaled narrative artistic ability earned the lives of millions. The TV series and telefilms of Humayun Ahmed also acquired enormous fame among the public and achieved fresh heights when processions were carried out from his tale concerning a fictional character. The fact that the National Film Award in eight categories was won by his directorial debut, Aguner Poroshmoni, based on his novel by the same name, gives us a glimpse of his unmatched talent.

Humayun Ahmed

As the virtuoso's 7th centenary of mortality lists today, we will glance at some of his pieces that he has abandoned behind, through which he remains to reside in his admirers ' brains.

Ba-ker Bhai: In Humayun Ahmed's Kothao Keu Nei, Ba-ker Bhai was one of the most fascinating personalities in the past of Bangla TV series. With such a mood on-screen, Asaduzzaman Noor gave the impression that when his protagonist Ba-ker Bhai was convicted to murder in the TV series, spectators went to the roads to rally. Never before in Bangladesh, did the audience react in a manner so factual, for a character so fictitious. Ba-ker Bhai, who made his debut in the 1990s, is still a fan-favorite to this day.

Himu: Although his depiction is restricted in tele-fictions, in many of Humayun Ahmed's books the existence of Himu prevails. A vagabond wearing a white pocketless Panjabi and walking barefoot, Himu created a cult following that was experienced by Humayun Ahmed during his lifetime. Like Himu, the same feeling of fashion and faith is maintained by his supporters.

Misir Ali: Humayun Ahmed's other prominent personality is Misir Ali. This personality was focused on several tele-fictions and a film. A part-time professor of Psychology at a university, Misir Ali has an intriguing persona and has a knack for solving mysteries. Various renowned actors like Abul Hayat, the late Abul Khair and most recently, Chanchal Chowdhury, portrayed the role of Misir Ali.

Shuvro: Shuvro is also one of the famous personalities of Humayun Ahmed. In essence, rather simplistic, the gaze of Shuvro is his spectacles, for without them he considers nothing. Despite being naive, Shuvro is featured in several novels and is a favorite amongst the young readers. The film Daruchini Dip, helmed by Tauquir Ahmed, was about Shuvro, portrayed by actor Riaz. The film was well-received by the audience.

Mofiz: In the tell fiction arena, Mofiz is a famous title. He seemed to have the promise of gaining the approval of the people whatever craft Humayun Ahmed went into. For the TV series Shobuj Chhata, performed by Zahid Hasan, he launched the personality Mofiz as a playwright.

Mirza: Mirza is well known to those who are acquainted with Humayun Ahmed's Ayomoy. Mirza was marvelously portrayed as a rather serious-natured personality by the gifted actress, Asaduzzaman Noor.