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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalKalikayen, like the name suggests, is a bunch of divergent yet unique floret of poems, ghazals and nazms, each of which spreads its own eccentric fragrance, hue and warmth. This book takes us on a voyage of verses illustrating our lives and lifestyles.
The diction is just enough connotative when the author writes in Hindi and a bit mellifluous wherever Urdu is employed, personifying the meticulous interlacing of the author’s spirit.
The verses are articulated the way imperviousness, bitterness and controversies are permeated in the society, and they move the readers’ psyche and make them feel connected.
Where the vehemence of misery and despair is manifested, there is also a reflection of the desire to live the life on one's pre-requisites.
The author's emotional well being explicitly identifies with even the most imperceptible objects whether it is a mirror, plant, lake, a wall or even air.
In a nutshell,Kalikayen is a delightful potpourri of scintillating aroma.
Ujala Lohiya
Ujala Lohiya grew up as the second youngest of 5 Children.
Born in Jaipur, she got a chance to live in several other cities in Rajasthan as her father a government employee got transferred a lot until finally they settled in Jaipur when she was 10.
Apart from writing, Ujala Lohiya boasts of being a Sitar Player, having completed her masters degree with a Major in Sitar.
Setting an example for all aspiring married women writers in the country, she juggles the roles of a mother, daughter, wife and a writer with divine dexterity. Kalikayen is her first published book.
Not having any central theme the poems, gazals and nazms are inspired by her life and that of others around her.
Next in line would be a collection of short stories which she is currently working on.
