Daag Dehlavi
by
Nida Fazli
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Young Adult
Biography
Poetry
Format
Hardcover
Pages
83
Language
Hindi
Published
Jan 1, 1999
Publisher
Vani Prakashan
ISBN-10
8170555558
ISBN-13
9788170555551
Description
In this engaging narrative, the life and work of Mirza Khan 'Daag', a prominent Urdu poet of the 19th century, come to life through the keen observations of Nida Fazli. The book delves into the formative years of Daag’s adolescence, a period marked by significant cultural and political changes in India as it welcomed new influences while holding on to its rich literary traditions.
Fazli paints a vivid picture of Daag's struggles and triumphs in the poetic world, showcasing how he navigated the complexities of his environment. His passion for poetry resonates throughout the pages, providing readers with a deeper understanding of both the man and his artistry.
Through meticulously researched insights and a heartfelt narrative, readers are invited to explore the essence of Daag's poetry, enriched by the socio-political landscape of his time. It’s a compelling journey that highlights the enduring power of words and the indelible mark made by a talented poet on the Urdu literary scene.
Fazli paints a vivid picture of Daag's struggles and triumphs in the poetic world, showcasing how he navigated the complexities of his environment. His passion for poetry resonates throughout the pages, providing readers with a deeper understanding of both the man and his artistry.
Through meticulously researched insights and a heartfelt narrative, readers are invited to explore the essence of Daag's poetry, enriched by the socio-political landscape of his time. It’s a compelling journey that highlights the enduring power of words and the indelible mark made by a talented poet on the Urdu literary scene.
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