Adinath sen biography examples

In 1947, one of the wealthiest businessmen in Calcutta, Adinath Sen, welcomed a young bride into his home. Given how rich and well-respected Sen was, to be his daughter in-law must have been something of a coup, even though there was gossip about how Sen junior was a party boy inclined to both alcohol and gambling.

Adinath Sen didn’t look at Calcutta’s posh set when trying to find a bride for his son.

He plucked his daughter in-law to-be out of nowhere.

There was nothing extraordinary about 18-year-old Rama Dasgupta, excepting her beauty. Her oval face and chiselled bone structure were striking and even though she didn’t quite fit the traditional mould of a Bengali beauty, there was no denying her loveliness.

If the younger Sen wasn’t enchanted into being reformed by her, people whispered to themselves, then there was no hope for him.

In 1953, when a film called Sharey Chuattor became a big hit, there must have been at leas