His curled hair is mostly combed back, and the black celluloid spectacles make his clean-shaven face highly attractive."
"[2] After saving her from a difficult situation in the tale "Kalo Bhromor", Kiriti falls in love with Krishna Mehta, a Parsi lady.
Krishna is intelligent, happens to be a good singer (can sing Rabindrasangeet), can speak Bengali, has a mind of her own and takes keen interest in her husband's work.
Though the sleuth's celluloid debut happened late, the timeless appeal of Kiriti has already procreated number of movies.
In and around the nineteen eighties, an attempt was made to create a radio series on Kiriti's tales including Roktomukhi Neela, Bagh Nokh and Reshmi Phaansh.