His nickname is Himu. Full name is Himalaya. His father named him Himalayas as if he grew up like Himalayas - huge and broad, but not out of touch. Can be touched by hand. If so, he could have kept the name of the child The Ocean ("Shamudro"). The Ocean is huge and wide and is touched by the hand. More than that, the shadows of the sky fall into the sea.

But he kept the name Himalayas. The tough mountains do not fall on the shade of the sky but want to touch the sky itself. Himu's father wanted Himu to be a great man, the great man who knows the absolute truth. But what did Himu want? We know his father's wishes, but we do not know Himu's longing.

Misir Ali is a fictional character in a series of novels by Bangladeshi author Humayun Ahmed. He was described as one of the most famous characters in Bengali literature, TV, and film over the last three decades.

In the books, Ali plays the role of a part-time professor of psychology at the University of Dhaka. Despite his not being a professional psychiatrist, people come to him for psychiatric treatment because of his special interest and knowledge in parapsychology. Later he was expelled from the University. Misir Ali is intelligent and often seen solving mysteries, although never accepting money for them. He is a logical person and doesn't believe in any paranormal activities. He has a personal diary named unsolved, in which he writes about those mysteries not solved by him. He is dark, tall, and thin, but in another story it was mentioned that he is short.

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