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Hindi Poetry Recitation from Most Famous Personalities

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Hindi Poetry Recitation from Most Famous Personalities

Hindi Poetry Recitation #1 - Mridula Garg records her acclaimed Hindi short story in her voice: Sitam Ke Fankaar


"Mridula Garg records her acclaimed Hindi short story in her voice: Sitam Ke Fankaar" is the most popular Hindi Poetry Recitation of Cineink. Mridula Garg is famous in the Hindi fiction world for her sharp eyes and courageous pen. His sharp writing never failed to take a dig at the hypocrisy of time, society and politics. Nor did she ever shy away from contesting controversies. Even when her novel Chittakobra, published in 1979, was accused of obscenity and warranted her arrest, Mridula Garg was disappointed but not disheartened by the apathy of the contemporary writer community.

Mridula Garg has published about thirty books including novels like Chittakobra, Kathgulab, Anitya and Miljul Mann. These include several story collections, plays and essays.


Mridula Garg has recorded one of her stories in her voice for the listeners of Cineink Radio Manzil. The title of the story is Sitam Ke Funkar. This story is a picture of an evening at the house of an Indian expatriate settled in New York. But the story not only portrays the pied-like lifestyle and emotional absurdity of migrant life, but also compels the appraiser to look within. Presenting the story of Mridula Garg in the words of Sitam Ke Funkar.

 

Hindi Poetry Recitation with Devesh Varma: Mahadevi Varma

Devesh Verma Recites Great Chhayavadi Hindi Poet Mahadevi Verma

Mahadevi Varma (26 March 1907 – 11 September 1987), the great poet of Hindi, is included in the list of poets who are considered as the source of inspiration of Chhayavad such as Suryakant Tripathi Nirala, Jaishankar Prasad and Sumitranandan Pant. Devesh Verma is presenting two poems of Mahadevi Verma: 'Phir Vikal Hai Pran Mere' and 'Jag Tujhko Door Jana'.

 

Hindi Poetry Recitation #3 - Sarhad Ke Is Paar: Sahitya Academy award winner Nasera Sharma reads her acclaimed story

Hear his own story in the voice of renowned Hindi story writer Nasira Sharma: Sarhar Ke Eis Paar

Nasira Sharma has published 12 novels and 9 story compilations so far. She has been honored by Sahitya Akademi for her novel 'Parijat'.

 

Hindi Poetry Recitation #4 - Sahitya Academy Winner Mridula Garg: When Police Came To Arrest Me For Writing ‘Obscenity’ In My Novel Chittcobra

Mridula Garg, a well-known Hindi story writer honored with Sahitya Akademi: My novel 'Chittakobra' was accused of obscenity and when the police came home for arrest...

 

Mridula Garg (born 1938), the author of countless stories and novels, recalls that her novel 'Chittcobra', published in 1979, was labeled obscene and one day suddenly two cops reached home with a warrant for her arrest. The eminent lawyer who saved him from arrest at that time, L. M. Singhvi was And among those who spoke in his favor in the writer fraternity, the only voice was that of the well-known Hindi story writer, Jainendra Kumar. Mridula Garg is deeply sorry that none of the contemporary Hindi writers supported her when the controversy over 'Chittkobra' arose. Doesn't hesitate to take names of eminent personalities.

 

This conversation with Mridula Garg was recorded on 2 February 2019 at her home in Delhi. He has also recorded a story for CineInk which will be aired under Cineink Hindi Utsav 2019.

 

Mridula Garg has published about thirty books which include story collections, novels, plays and essays. His major works include 'Her Bhag ki Dhoop' (novel 1975), 'Kitni Qaiden' (story collection 1975), 'Vanjaj' (novel 1976), 'Tuk Tukde Aadmi' (story collection 1976), 'Daffodil Jal Rahe Hain'. The most have been popular.

 

Mridula Garg's elder sister Manjul Bhagat's name is also taken with respect in the Hindi fiction world and her younger sister Achala Bansal writes stories in English.

 

Mridula Garg herself sometimes writes in English. Recently his English novel 'The Last Email' was published. In addition, he has done some of his own English translations of books, notably 'Chittcobra', 'A Touch of Sun' (His Share of Sunshine), 'A Country of Goodbyes' (Puppy), 'Daffodils on Fire' (Daffodil). Are burning) and 'Anitya: Halfway to nowhere' (Anitya).

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