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Vivek, Roopala Thuppariyum Novelgal Thoguthi 1
1. இனி, மின் மினி, 2. உன்னை விட்டால் யாருமில்லை, 3. வென்று வா விவேக், 4. வினயா ஒரு விடுகதை, 5. ஒன்றும் ஒன்றும் மூன்று...!, 6. மனிதன், 7. நிழலின் குரல், 8. விவேக் இன் டோக்கியா!, 9. விவேக், விஷ்ணு, ஒரு விடுகதை!, 10. மீண்டும் விவேக்கின் விஸ்வரூபம் என்ற பத்து துப்பறியும் நாவல்களை உள்ளடக்கியவையே விவேக், ரூபலா துப்பறியும் நாவல்கள் - தொகுதி 1.
1611 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 12, 2018
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About the author
Rajesh Kumar
1,495 books261 followersRajesh Kumar is the pseudonym of KR Rajagopal, a Tamil author of crime fiction. He created a pseudonym based on the names of his sister and his sister-in-law: Rajeshwari and Ananthakumar. Prior to writing full-time, Kumar spent five years teaching, with a degree in education from Ramakrishna Vidyalaya. When he grew bored with this, he worked as a sales representative for an industrial rubber goods company.
Kumar's first published story was in 1968 or 1969, in the college magazine of Government Arts College, Coimbatore, where he earned a degree in botany. He has attributed this to a prank by another student, who used Kumar's name when volunteering to submit a story for the magazine; when his professor refused to allow Kumar to back out. The next day he reluctantly submitted "Vaazhndhu Kaatuvom", a love story.
Later that year, he submitted the crime story "Unnai Vidamaatten" to a short story contest in Maalai Murasu; this was the first story for which he was paid. In 1977, his work began appearing in Kumudam, starting with the short story "Idhu Nyayama".
His first novel, "Vaadagaiku Oru Uyir", was published in 1980. He subsequently told of how the editor of Kumudam had seen a porter on a platform at Egmore Railway Station engrossed in one of Kumar's stories. The porter had also forgone customers just to finish the story. It was then that the editor decided to make Kumar write a novel. In 1986, his publisher asked him if he could produce a novel a month; as a result, he became a full-time writer.
As of 2019, Kumar has written over 1500 novels; [dubious – discuss] his son, for whom digitizing the novels into e-books is a full-time profession, has been able to locate around 1,000 of them. He has also written over 2000 short stories, and scripts for over 250 television series, as well as the 2015 film Sandamarutham. He received the Tamil Nadu State government's prestigious 'Kalaimamani' award in 2009.
Kumar's first published story was in 1968 or 1969, in the college magazine of Government Arts College, Coimbatore, where he earned a degree in botany. He has attributed this to a prank by another student, who used Kumar's name when volunteering to submit a story for the magazine; when his professor refused to allow Kumar to back out. The next day he reluctantly submitted "Vaazhndhu Kaatuvom", a love story.
Later that year, he submitted the crime story "Unnai Vidamaatten" to a short story contest in Maalai Murasu; this was the first story for which he was paid. In 1977, his work began appearing in Kumudam, starting with the short story "Idhu Nyayama".
His first novel, "Vaadagaiku Oru Uyir", was published in 1980. He subsequently told of how the editor of Kumudam had seen a porter on a platform at Egmore Railway Station engrossed in one of Kumar's stories. The porter had also forgone customers just to finish the story. It was then that the editor decided to make Kumar write a novel. In 1986, his publisher asked him if he could produce a novel a month; as a result, he became a full-time writer.
As of 2019, Kumar has written over 1500 novels; [dubious – discuss] his son, for whom digitizing the novels into e-books is a full-time profession, has been able to locate around 1,000 of them. He has also written over 2000 short stories, and scripts for over 250 television series, as well as the 2015 film Sandamarutham. He received the Tamil Nadu State government's prestigious 'Kalaimamani' award in 2009.
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May 16, 2021
Salute to Mr. Rajesh Kumar
Sir, We are one of Your biggest fans...Since My childhood,while I was studying eight grade,My Grandfather gave your novels and insisted at us to read....Still we are reading your novels and we are thinking it is a pride too...now myself and my sister are the book worms... Our Reading habit started with your novel only....
Sir, We are one of Your biggest fans...Since My childhood,while I was studying eight grade,My Grandfather gave your novels and insisted at us to read....Still we are reading your novels and we are thinking it is a pride too...now myself and my sister are the book worms... Our Reading habit started with your novel only....
June 12, 2020
Nice
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May 19, 2021
Good collection of stories
Great collections of
Rajesh Kumar stories. I liked all the ten stories. As always Vivek is good in finding the real culprit.
Great collections of
Rajesh Kumar stories. I liked all the ten stories. As always Vivek is good in finding the real culprit.
August 24, 2021
Enjoyed the Collection
Really enjoyed the novels. I have read RK crime novels after a long time (saw it now in Kindle Unlimited and read for free).
Really enjoyed the novels. I have read RK crime novels after a long time (saw it now in Kindle Unlimited and read for free).
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