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The central idea of these poetic verses revolves around the themes of love, hope, resilience, and compassion. It explores the beauty of birth, the serenity of nature, the power of apologies and forgiveness, the significance of love in a marriage, the compassion we owe to the less fortunate, and the strength that can be found in even the most challenging circumstances. The poems celebrate the human spirit's ability to overcome hardships, find beauty in life, an
The central idea of these poetic verses revolves around the themes of love, hope, resilience, and compassion. It explores the beauty of birth, the serenity of nature, the power of apologies and forgiveness, the significance of love in a marriage, the compassion we owe to the less fortunate, and the strength that can be found in even the most challenging circumstances. The poems celebrate the human spirit's ability to overcome hardships, find beauty in life, and create connections that transcend time and space.
The book “Orality and Performance: A Study of the Revival of Dastangoi” explores the recent revival of the dastangoi, a form of oral storytelling in Urdu. This form was historically prevalent in Persian and later became an Urdu cultural form in the Indian context revealed that the dastangoi underwent numerous transformations in terms of medium, form and content from the 16th, 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. The use of illustrations to accompany the
The book “Orality and Performance: A Study of the Revival of Dastangoi” explores the recent revival of the dastangoi, a form of oral storytelling in Urdu. This form was historically prevalent in Persian and later became an Urdu cultural form in the Indian context revealed that the dastangoi underwent numerous transformations in terms of medium, form and content from the 16th, 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. The use of illustrations to accompany the narrations appeared and disappeared over the ages, only to have returned in the form of graphic fiction recently.
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