Re: Your Favorite Character from Urdu Literature
.....fitrat from pressure cooker (by siddique salik).
that was one very depressing read : s
Re: Your Favorite Character from Urdu Literature
hmmm mine are;
qayuum from raja gidh (by bano qudsia) laali from jangloos (by shaukat siddiqui) gaiti araa / safdar(china-man) / sajjad from dastakk na do (by altaf fatima) Ali from udaas naslain (by Abdullah hussain) fitrat from pressure cooker (by siddique salik).
I liked Seemi more than Qayyum in Raja Gidh.
Isn't Dastak na do heavily inspired from Tagore's Kabli wala?
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Tulsam e Hosh ruba ka umro ayyar
Mazhar Kaleem MA wala nahin?
Re: Your Favorite Character from Urdu Literature
that was one very depressing read : s
yes, even i remained sad for 3-4 days after reading this novel but so much reality in it.
Re: Your Favorite Character from Urdu Literature
I liked Seemi more than Qayyum in Raja Gidh.
Isn't Dastak na do heavily inspired from Tagore's Kabli wala?
yes, seemi, prof.sohail, amtul are no doubt great characters of raja gidh, i don't think dastak na do is inspired from Tagore's kabuli wala (very different).
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yes, seemi, prof.sohail, amtul are no doubt great characters of raja gidh, i don't think dastak na do is inspired from Tagore's kabuli wala (very different).
I bought Dastak na do and have read Kabliwala before it. While going through 'Dastak na do', it seems very similar to Kabuliwala so I stopped reading. Will give it a next try :)
The characterisation in Raja Gidh by Bano Qudsia is just amazing. Each small character leaves its impact.
Re: Your Favorite Character from Urdu Literature
Mazhar Kaleem MA wala nahin?
wo wala bhi