Calcutta/ Kolkata #2

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Sherbet shop near College Square (est. 1918)

Famous nightclub that shut down in 1977

Founder of Bengal Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (est. 1901)

A colonial administrator, led the project for excavating the Rabindra Sarobar in the 1920s

Former name of the Indian Coffee House

The maker of the sedan that Subhash Chandra Bose used for escaping house arrest in 1941

Famous fictional writer who owns a green ambassador

A museum dedicated to dolls from around the world

Single screen theatre near Deshapriya Park. Associated with this theatre was a production house that produced films such as Pratidwandi (1970) and Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne (1969)

Restaurant famous for serving an Iranian dish, Chelow Kabab

A temple dedicated to this Goddess is located in Cossipore, where human sacrifices were made to appease the goddess until the 18th century

Author of the 1985 novel, 'The City of Joy'

Nikhil Sarkar, who wrote a popular account of the city's history in Bengali, is also referred to more commonly by his pen name, which is-

Author known for his humorous short stories, and used Parashuram as a pseudonym