The books were made into a TV series in 2014, where the main protagonist 'Kishore Pasha' was starred by Kabyo Shagore Nurul Momen.
The three teen friends, Kishore Pasha, Musa Aman and Robin Milford formed the Tin Goyenda.
Sometimes Georgina Parker (more commonly referred to as Jina) with her pet dog Rafi accompany them.
Tin Goyenda live in Rocky Beach, a small coastal town in California, United States.
According to the cover pages of the original series Jupe was a 13–14 year-old white American with black hair.
His father and mother were both professional ballroom dancers and died in a car accident when Jupe was 4 years old.
Musa Aman, the second detective, is an African-American (In the original series- Peter Crenshaw, nickname Pete.
According to the cover pages of the original series he is a 13–14 years old black American with brown hair).
Loyalty to the team, deep respect for the teammates and occasional heroism: these qualities set Musa apart from other characters.
The ancestors of Robin Milford came to America from Ireland (In the original series- Robert Andrews, nickname Bob.
He initially he named the junk yard "Pasha Batil Maler Arot" in Bangla using English letters.
Later in the series, he becomes a detective and makes his wife (Maria Pasha aka Kishore's aunty) the owner of the junkyard.
He gave the Tin Goyenda their first break by giving them the assignment of finding a haunted house for his upcoming movie.
Most of Tin Goyenda's cases were shown to be transformed into juvenile movies produced by Christopher.
Later, Omar and Tin Goyenda founded a flying club private airliner in the name of OKIMURO Corporation.
He signed and gave them three green cards on which following text was written- "This certifies that the bearer is a Volunteer Junior Assistant Deputy co-operating with the police force of Rocky Beach.
Terry is the arch rival of Tin Goyenda (In the original series- Skinny Norris).
Hanson (In the original series- Worthington) is a British chauffeur who drives the Tin Goyenda around in a Rolls-Royce.
In the first book, Tin Goyenda, or more specifically Kishore Pasha, won the use of a Rolls-Royce for 30 days in a quiz competition.
But after finding the precious stone Roktochokkhu (The Blood Eye), its grateful owner August.
Tin Goyenda appeared at a time when the Bangladeshi Bengali language book market offered few juvenile detective novels.
These two movie plots were slightly different than the books and the updated story included technologies like GPS and mobile phones.
The stories which have Georgina Parker or Gina for short on them are from British author Enid Blyton's The Famous Five (1942–1963).
And though original 'The Three Investigators' series were American stories based around Rocky Beach, California, Los Angeles.
In stories of Greenhills (a village) the three detectives are much younger and solve small cases (most of the time the police help them).
Enid Blyton's other series named The Faraway Tree was adopted into some Tin Goyenda books.
Christopher Pike's Spooksville series of 24 books were adopted into 24 Tin Goyenda horror stories.
On the first story Rashed Pasha buys a house in the city and in the sequels Tin Goyenda often vacation there.
These stories feature another character named Tom, the friendly and knowledgeable homeless ex-mayor of Death City and a town witch.
Hasan also adapted Tipu Kibria's Kishore Horror series, but this ended due to less popularity.