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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalTime is a great equalizer. One cannot fathom what lies in its womb. What remains latent for ages eventually unfolds itself at the ripe moment. This age old wisdom finds its apt treatment in the present title. Boonden is an anthology which tries to decipher life and love when least dictated. The poems flow in a lucid current which sometimes touches the washed shores and at times explores the unexplored. Boonden is a pristine ode to love and life of a heart that bleeds love, evokes hope and triggers compassion. The tile is a kaleidoscope of emotions which fills the canvas of life with an abundance of naked emotions of the poet. Intrepid is the reader who dares to board in the literary flight of Hira Chhetri.
Hira Chettri
Breathing the essence of Hindi and English literature, Hira Chettri has been an heir of those few writers who are known their pen portraits. Living in the vicinity of the lower Himalayas, Hira Chettri has lived nature and read emotions at their very best which he believes in the fountain source of his imagination. Mr Chettri believes that whereas an artist creates, it is only the reader who gives the meaning and salvation to that creation.
Known not only for his poems but also for his prose Hira Chettri has rightfully earned the title of a mighty narrator in English as well as Hindi Literature. With his much hyped title When Love Happens, he has been a name to reckon in English Literature. His anthology of English poem Gods of Dilemma sings the beauty of county life and its harmony in general. He has also penned Ujlle Panne, which is a fine illustration of his pregnant emotions for years. As the onset of a season cannot be ignored so does the poetry of Hira. Each leaves an indelible imprint of its own among the readers. His works are the echoes in which each reader can hear his own voice. Giving words to his conscience is the true introduction of Hira Chettri.
