Humayun Ahmed, Bangladesh's most popular fiction writers have been fighting colon cancer for nearly a year-long after the death in the United States, his family said Friday. He is 64.
Achmed, the famous film director and TV shows decision makers "in New York's Bellevue Hospital doctors pronounced death last Thursday, his brother 阿赫桑哈比卜 the AFP reporter said.
Ahmed wrote 200 novels and nonfiction books, almost all of them in Bangladesh's best-selling products, tend to solve real-life humor interspersed with clear and easy to understand the Bengali middle class struggle.
Many people, has been translated into English, Japanese and Russian foreign languages??, including Gouripur knot fictional work around the town of Ahmed was born in the north Bangaldesh small.
He won every write in Bangladesh, have also seen him half a dozen hit movies, such as the touchstone of "Aguner Poroshmoni" (fire) and "ingot Srabon Megher (wind days), the highest award in his career.
Ahmed flew to the United States in September last year, a routine check in Singapore, was diagnosed with cancer after receiving chemotherapy during the Memorial Sloan - Kettering Cancer Center.
Habib said, June 21 after surgery, doctors found an unknown virus in his body, and can not treat him.
Pay tribute to the President Zillur Rahman Ahmed joined the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, said his death was the Bangladesh literature irreparable damage.
Hasina said Bangladesh will always be remembered for his outstanding contribution to literature, film and theater, "Humayun Ahmed.
A policeman's son Ahmed was born state of Pakistan was killed in 1971 during the liberation war in 1948, before becoming a full-time writer, a professor of chemistry at Dhaka University.
His fame, his first novel, "Nondito Naroke (Blissful hell), published in 1972, while at the university.
In a sign of his popularity in the country's largest annual publishing event, the Ekushey book fair, thousands of fans queue for his autograph hours.



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