Half a century of Bangladesh's most beloved spy. A growing archive of the books, the characters, the villains, and the man who created them all, Qazi Anwar Hussain. Built by fans, for fans.
Never read Masud Rana? A friendly path into 450+ books without feeling lost.
A community-built chronology, from the 1966 debut to the Western-thriller adaptations.
Legitimate places to buy the books in print, the English translation, and how to read them the honest way.
Rana, Sohana, Gilbert Sultana, Rahat Khan, and the unforgettable Kuasha.
The author, editor and publisher who gave Bengalis their own James Bond.
From the 1974 film to MR-9: Do or Die (2023), Rana beyond the page.
Masud Rana is agent MR-9 of the Bangladesh Counter Intelligence, working under the cover of the Rana Agency. Created in 1966 by Qazi Anwar Hussain and published by Sheba Prokashoni, the series turned a generation of Bengali teenagers into lifelong readers, long before spy thrillers were easy to find in Bangla. Fast cars, far-off cities, impossible odds, and a hero who always came home. This archive exists to keep that world alive and well organised for the next reader.
Trailers, interviews and tributes, curated for fans.
