Putul Bari Kolkata

PUTUL BARI KOLKATA

Who does not love the story of a ghost? 'Ghost' is a matter that always took a hidden place in our heart without our knowledge,no matter how modern we are. In the twentieth century, if someone speaks of ghosts, it really seems to be so ridiculous to many and even to me as well. In the era of mobile computers, it is not unrealistic to mention the ghosts that everyone will smile.If someone is talking about ghosts in the era of mobile computers, then everyone will laugh on that matter.But if you hear the mystery of the This Doll House, all those thoughts will be reversed. You will reach out to the doorstep of past and present where your usual thinking will be lost. From there the elvish activities started .

We all heard the story of that little girl from The Conjuring, that she spent her whole day with a doll and finally how the doll suppress the girl. One such of the facts is heard from a house of central Kolkata, which is known as PutulBari (The Doll House). Is the incident really true? Is there anything to be really ghost? we would describe about it..

Adress of putulbari------

SL Chatterjee St, Sarada Palli, Nimta, Kolkata, West Bengal 700049 This is the former address of this house.This place was just 10 minutes walk from Kumortuli. A significant example of the Roman architecture is seen in this old North Kolkata building. And if you look forward to going a bit ahead of this house you would see Nimtala Burning Ghat, which is also known as a ghostly place in Central Kolkata.SL Chatterjee St, Sarada Palli, Nimta, Kolkata, West Bengal 700049 This is the former address of this house.

History of  Putul Bari Kolkata--

ghost! nympho! these all are good in story not in real ! -- this was my thinking. But when I heard from the local residents that dolls crying, women laughing and dancing at midnight in the upper storey of the house I become insane to know about the historical story of the house. And when I started gathering information about the house more than a single story comes to me and there are no links in between any of the story.
However this house was owned by the famous NATTA FAMILY in the middle of 18th century. Professionally, they (The Natta Family) were  the founders of  a famous jatra company Who used to entertain the kings. Till now the property was maintained and overseen by Sri Makhanlal Natta but recenty he had died and the property is occupied by the tenants.

Dolls of the Owner's daughter-  

The most common story behind the house is the affection of the owner's daughter for dolls. The owner of the house is very much attached to his daughter and he did not kept any of  her wish incomplete. Over time, her room was filled with various types of dolls and when she played with dolls, her smile roamed around the house. Because she does not have a playmate, she turns her house  on an imaginary playground. But this happiness was not going to last long and somehow the girl died, and the shadow of deep mourning has come down to the house. Since then, the child's crying is heard from the second floor of the house and turned it in a ghostly house.