- ethnologist, and spy
Lurgan Sahib – a
Simla gem
trader and spy
Hurree Chunder Mookherjee (
Hurree Babu, also the Babu) – a
Bengali intelligence operative working...
- film
starring Zeba
Bakhtiar Hurree Chunder Mookerjee,
character in the
Rudyard Kipling novel Kim,
mostly referred to as "
Hurree Babu" or "the Babu" Babu...
-
portrayal of the
junior schoolboys was much less successful. The
characters of
Hurree Singh and Bob
Cherry were seen as
particularly poorly realised, with both...
-
leading characters:
Harry Wharton,
Frank Nugent, Bob Cherry,
Johnny Bull and
Hurree Jamset Ram Singh. It is not
clear whether Enid
Blyton was
influenced by...
-
friend Frank Nugent ,
cheery and
boisterous Bob
Cherry ,
Indian Prince Hurree Jamset Ram
Singh and plain-speaking
Johnny Bull from Yorkshire. All strong...
- --- [citation needed] 2016
Premika Riaz ---
Piklu Chowdhury 2016 Hip Hip
Hurree (episode 7)
Mamnun Hasan Emon --- --- [citation needed] 2016
Vanumotir Khela...
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saving his life. He is then
reunited with his lama and sent to
notify Hurree Chunder to keep an eye on two
Russian spies posing as surveyors. When he...
- (1950) as
Doctor Kevin G.
Maguire Harvey (1950) as Dr.
Chumley Kim (1950) as
Hurree Chunder Katie Did It (1951) as
Nathaniel B.
Wakeley VI
Francis Goes to the...
- and beliefs. In
Rudyard Kipling's
novel Kim, the
Anglophile Bengali spy
Hurree Babu
admires Herbert Spencer and
quotes him to
comic effect: "They are,...
-
Roberts Squiff: Lee
Galpin Nugent: Paul
Wilce Bull/Smith:
Spencer Banks Hurree Singh: Sam
Dastor Hubert/Mauly:
Cornelius Garrett A
television dramatisation...
