not allow his personal tragedies to colour his writing. Even after a debilitating stroke in 1959, he continued writing. On 27 April 1960, he suffered a second stroke while he was resting and died in his sleep. Rajshekhar's younger brother, Girindrasekhar Bose (1887–1953), was an early Freudian psychoanalyst of the non-Western world, and also wrote books for children. Works Dictionary Chalantika (1937) Short stories Sri Sri Siddheswari Limited (1922) Gaddalika (1922) Kajjali (1927) Hanumaner Svapna Ityadi Galpa(1937) Galpakalpa (1950) Dhusturi Maya Ityadi Galpa Krishnakali Ityadi Galpa (1953) Nil Tara Ityadi Galpa Anandibai Ityadi Galpa (1957) Chamatkumari Ityadi Galpa Asmani choti Jaliyat Translations Kalidaser Meghdut (1943) Valmiki Ramayan (1946) Krishnadvaipayan Vyas krita Mahabharat (1949) Hitopadesher Galpa (1950) Shrimadbhagabat Gita Collection of essays Laghuguru (1939) Bharater Khanij (1943) Kutir Shilpa (1943) Bichinta (1955) Chalachchinta Poetry Parashuramer Kabita (published posthumously) Screen adaptations Two Bengali movies, both directed by Satyajit Ray, were based on short stories by Parashuram. These were Parash Pathar ( (The philosopher's stone)), based on the story of the same name; and Mahapurush ( (The holy man)), based on the short story Birinchibaba (). In the film Chaar, one story (Bateswarer Abodan) is written by Rajshekhar Basu. The film is directed by Sandip Ray. References External links Rajsekhar Bose Section in Parabaas Rajsekhar Bose Section in Abasar 1880 births 1960 deaths 20th-century Bengalis 19th-century Bengalis Presidency University, Kolkata alumni Bengali-language writers Bengali Hindus Brahmos Writers from West Bengal Recipients of the Padma Bhushan in literature & education Recipients of the Rabindra Puraskar Recipients of the Sahitya Akademi Award in Bengali University of Calcutta alumni People from Purba Bardhaman district 20th-century Indian translators 20th-century Indian essayists 20th-century Indian short story writers 19th-century Indian translators 20th-century Indian writers 20th-century Indian male writers Indian male writers Indian writers Indian short story writers Indian male short story writers Indian essayists Indian male essayists Indian translators Indian non-fiction writers Indian male non-fiction writers 20th-century Indian non-fiction writers Indian chemists 20th-century Indian chemists Indian comedy writers Indian lexicographers Indian humorists Indian satirists Indian science writers Scientists from British India Writers in British India