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Feluda in London
A Chilling Mystery Unfolds in London Streets
by Satyajit RayDetective FictionMystery
Londoney Feluda (লন্ডনে ফেলুদা)
Originally in Bengali1989
Story #319 chapters42 pages46 min read
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About This Book
When Feluda, Lalmohan Babu, and Topshe are visited by an enigmatic stranger, their quiet days are abruptly interrupted—and soon, the trio finds themselves journeying to London, where intrigue lurks behind every corner. With a web of secrets, surprising suspects, and a touch of Bengali wit, can Feluda unravel the truth before danger strikes? Discover a classic detective adventure that will keep you guessing until the very end.
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Satyajit Ray
1921–1992
Satyajit Ray (1921–1992) was an influential Indian filmmaker, writer, and illustrator, born in Calcutta (now Kolkata), West Bengal. He was educated at Presidency College and later at Visva-Bharati University in Santiniketan. Ray began his professional life as a commercial artist before moving into filmmaking, where he achieved international acclaim with films such as 'Pather Panchali.' Alongside his cinematic career, Ray made significant contributions to Bengali literature, particularly in the genre of detective and science fiction. His multifaceted talents extended to illustration, music composition, and magazine editing, making him a towering figure in twentieth-century Indian culture.
Places and Terms in this Book
Calcutta— The former name of Kolkata, a major city in eastern India.
London— The capital city of England, where Feluda is advised to continue his investigation.
Cambridge— A city in England known for its prestigious university, referenced as the location of a college attended by Ranjan.
Delhi— The capital city of India, where Ranjan's daughter lives.
England— A country in the United Kingdom, where Ranjan K. Majumdar spent part of his youth.
Piccadilly— A major road and area in central London, known for its tube station.
Vocabulary
Babu— A respectful Bengali term for 'gentleman' or 'sir', often used as a suffix to names.
rupees— The official currency of India.
almirah— A freestanding cupboard or wardrobe, commonly used in Indian households.
ayurvedic— Relating to Ayurveda, a traditional Indian system of medicine.
bearer— A domestic servant or attendant, often found in Indian households.
chartered accountant— A professional accountant with certification, a term commonly used in India and the UK.
