vishwa parmar

      T.P. KAILASAMA'S THE CURSE OR KARNA   Hello, readers! In this blog, I’ll be reflecting on the questions assigned by Megha Ma’am, focusing on T.P. Kailasam’s The Karna or Curse. Through this exploration, I’ll dive into the play’s themes, characters, and its core message, shedding light on how Kailasam reinterprets the iconic figure of Karna from the Mahabharata. Join me as I unpack the essence of the story and tackle the key questions posed in our discussion. Introduction :     T.P.Kailasam           T.P. Kailasam  was a pioneering figure in modern Indian theatre, often referred to as the “Father of Modern Kannada Theatre.” Born in 1884, he was a multifaceted personality—a playwright, poet, humorist, and social reformer. Kailasam is renowned for his unconventional and bold reimaginings of Indian epics and myths, particularly from the Mahabharata and Ramayana. His works often highlighted the human and psychologica...

      Poems : Toru Dutt(Lakshman), Sri Aurobindo(To a Hero-Worshipper), R. Tagore (Dino Daan)  In this blog post, I will respond to the thinking activity assigned by Megha Ma'am, focusing on the themes and elements presented in the poems we studied. Before delving into the questions posed in the task, I’d like to provide a brief overview of the poems and their authors. This context will help frame our discussion and enhance our understanding of the rich literary tapestry woven by these works. Introduction :     Toru Dutt's mythological poem "Lakshman," published in 1882, presents a poignant dialogue between Sita and Lakshman, derived from a crucial moment in the Ramayana. This ballad intricately explores Sita's fierce resolve to protect her husband, Rama, amidst her fears for his safety. Set against the backdrop of Sita's enchantment with a golden deer, which she yearns to possess for its skin, Dutt employs evocative diction to convey the depth of Sita's a...