Mohammad Nazim Uddin

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Mohammad Nazim Uddin is a Bangladeshi Writer, Publisher and Translator.^[1] Due to his specialization in English, he initially translated several popular English novels and later started own writing under his inspiration. Which made him known as a very popular writer in Bangladesh and India also. He is well known for his popular books, Rabindranath Ekhane Kokhono khete Asenni.^[2]

Education and early life[]

Mohammad Nazim Uddin was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He came out of Dhaka University after studying for one year in the Faculty of Fine Arts and obtained a post-graduate degree from the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism on the same university. He is the founding publisher of Batighar Prakashani in Bangladesh.^{[citation needed]}

Translated books[]

Mohammad Nazim Uddin took place in the minds of Bengali readers by translating famous foreign thrillers. This translator of more than 26 books later concentrated on writing original thrillers. The Responsive Novel The Vinci Code, Lost Symbol, Godfather, Born Identity, Born Ultimatum, The Day of the Jackal, The Silence of the Lambs, Red Dragon, Deception Point, Icon, Mona Lisa, Pelican Brief, Absolute Power, He has translated several notable books, including Avenger, Dante's Club, The Confessor, Slumdog Millionaire, and Firefox. Mohammad Nazim Uddin has written a total of 11 thriller novels. His notable books include Nemesis, Contract, Nexus, Confession, Karachi, Jhal, 1952 - Nichok kono Sonkha Noy, Pendulum, Keu Keu Kotha Rakhe, Rabindranath Ekhabe Kokhono Khete Aseni etc.

Major works[]

Notable among his novels are 'Nemesis', 'Contract', 'Nexus', 'Confession', 'Karachi', 'Jhal(Fake'), '1952 - Nichok Kono Sonkha Noy', 'Pendulum', 'Keu Keu Kotha Rakhe' and so on.

List of some of his basic books and publications ;

Beg Bastard Series[]

• Nemesis (February 2010)^[3]
• Contract (February 2011)
• Nexus (February 2012)
• Confession (February 2013)
• Karachi (February 2015)

Rabindranath Series[]

• Rabindranath Ekhane Kokhono khete Asenni (February 2015)
• Rabindranath Ekhane kokhono Asenni (February 2019)

KS Khan series[]

• Jhal(Fake) (February 2013)

Other book[]

• 1952 - Nichok Kono Sonkha Noy (February 2014)
• Some Talk (December 2015)
• Pendulum (December 2017)

Popularity[]

Mohammad Nazim Uddin's first published book was'Nemesis', which is able to attract the attention of the reader as his original writing. It was the popularity of this book that inspired him to write four sequels in a row. These are 'Contract', 'Nexus', 'Confession' and 'Karachi'. Notable among the books of Mohammad Nazim Uddin are 'Jhal', '1952 - Is Not Just A Number', 'Pendulum', 'eu Keu Kotha Rakhe' etc. A total of 11 thriller novels have found a place in the whole of Mohammad Nazim Uddin's book till date. The most popular of these is 'Rabindranath Ekhane Kokhono Khete Ashenni', which has also got a huge response in West Bengal. It may be mentioned that the sequel of the book 'Rabindranath Ekhane kokhono aseni' was published in 2019 from both Dhaka and Kolkata on the occasion of the book fair. The famous Calcutta publication 'Abhiyan Publishers' has also published Indian versions of the author's original thrillers. In addition, a web series directed by Indian director Srijit Mukherjie based on his novel will be released soon, the teaser of which has already been released.^[4] A web series has already been made in Bangladesh based on his other novel "Contact".^[5][6] So that ‘Ainabaji’ star Chanchal Chowdhury and ‘Dhaka Attack’ famous Arifin Shuvo have worked together. Apart from Shuvo and Chanchal, artists like Zakia Bari Mom, Rafiat Rashid Mithila, Tariq Anam Khan and Shyamal Mawla will be seen together ! That’s why interest has already been created with it. And another interesting thing is that ZEE5, the biggest video streaming platform in India, will release it on their OTT platform.

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