Posted by: shirish January 25, 2006
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wtf, Dadagiri and birkhemaila
thank you.
Nepe,
life would have been easier with your kind of notion.
Even the AGRAJ of Nepali ghazal (generally) seemed to have embraced self styled beher than the classical behers.
But GEYATMAKTA is a must for ghazal. Agreed.
But the melody in ghazals is easily attainable when it is written is the same syllablic pattern (i read in one of the bhumika's) but may make it wierd and difficult to understand (my observation).
Gautam jee
Most of the Nepali ghazal books were by new and young writers.
the person who chose them were not aware of ghazals at all.
They were randomly picked or whatever available in the particular store. I think you write better than some of them.
Of them I recommend : Ravi Pranjal's OOHI BADHI OOHI BHEL
Ghanendra Ojha's Aafnai chihaanma tekera
Padam Gautam: Ek laasko Phool
Ghanashyam Neupane"Parishrami" Joon Chuheko Raat
I will write more as I read.
So the question lingering in mind is:
For whom ghazal should be written?
In simple form for the public so that an average person can understand?
For ctitics in the proper form and beher and make it more difficult to understand?
For oneself?