An Encore For Byomkesh A chemically coated matchstick which kills instantly on burning, an old enemy’s return for vengeance, which he announces to Byomkesh via a veiled threat, and a strange hiding place – this story sends chills down my spine. The word is an amalgamation of satya which means truth, and anweshi, which means one who seeks.) A simple detective story, but hey, Byomkesh falls in love, so a must-read. Obvious really, since she is truth and he is a seeker of the same (Satyanweshi is how Byomkesh describes himself. Did I mention tripping on spiders? Where There’s A Will A medical murder of a recalcitrant provider of five dependents with a penchant for making one of them the sole beneficiary leads to Byomkesh meeting his wife, Satyabati. In the end, the solution leaves one spellbound.
A touch of comedy ensues as Ajit propounds his theory on how the old man gets his fix. He is however, busy with another case and sends Ajit to reconnoitre. The Venom Of The Tarantula When a crippled old sinner addicted to tarantula venom outwits his doctor and continues to drug himself despite being under strict observation, Byomkesh is called in. Dark streets, gaslights, disguises, cat burglar chic black clothing for Byomkesh and a novel way of killing.
The Gramophone Pin Mystery A slick, classically noir mystery with a cyclist assassin who kills for hire. It ends with the two bachelors becoming firm friends and moving in together into Byomkesh’s digs on Harrison Road. The story is vintage Bengali noir, heady with murder and cocaine and the moody menace of Chinatown’s dark alleys. Ajit is established in this story as the chronicler, a young man who has decided rather early on in life to opt out of the rat race and be a writer instead. The Inquisitor The scene-setting first story of many is set in the interwar years just off Calcutta’s Chinatown, where Ajit and Byomkesh first meet. The April 3 release of Dibakar Banerjee’s Detective Byomkesh Bakshy – is the y at the end a gentle nudge not to expect a replica of the bhadralok featured in Saradindu Bandyopadhyay’s scintillating series? – is just an excuse to reread the favourite stories. Sameer Wankhede off Aryan Khan case as NCB transfers investigation to Delhi team.If you liked Netflix’s ‘The Chair’, read these four novels set in English departments.The big news: NCB’s Sameer Wankhede taken off Aryan Khan drugs case, and nine other top stories.Mukesh Ambani, family are not relocating to UK, says Reliance.As India’s religious polarisation intensifies, I miss the Bohra Diwali celebrations of my childhood.BJP’s Kapil Mishra attends puja organised at Gurugram namaz site.How Twitter’s liberal policy on porn allows Indian Muslim women to be harassed.Why is the culture of punishment as spectacle so pervasive in India?.Video: Father, son die after firecrackers loaded on scooter explode near Puducherry.‘Your English in Marathi accent is so sexy’: The popular video trend continues with a new version.
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