Dhanush Van: Indian Satire Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party

(Critical review of Garhwali (Indian regional language) satirical prose- 66)

(Garhwali (Indian regional language) Satire Prose by Parashar Gaud- 18)

                                            Review by Bhishma Kukreti

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  Parashar Gaud is a Non Resident Indian Garhwali and writes satire regularly in Garhwali language (one of the oldest Indian regional languages).

              ‘Dhanush Van’ (23 October 2009) by Gaur is a satire on the two issues about Shiv Sena. Parashar makes mockery of Shiv Sena for its defeat in election in satire ‘Dhanush Van’. Gaud also makes derision of Shiv Sena’s defeat due to family feud  Parashar compares metaphorically Bala Saheb Thakrey as defeated Bhishma injured by his family man Arjun (here Thakery’s nephew Raj Thakrey) . Parashar Gaud speaks his concern in simple satire.

Copyright@ Bhishma Kukreti 9/10/2012

Dhanush Van: Indian Satire Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party

(Critical review of Garhwali (Indian regional language) satirical prose to be continued … 67)

(Garhwali (Indian regional language) Satire Prose by Parashar Gaud to be continued… 19)

Notes on Indian satire in regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in regional language Garhwali - Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in Uttarakhandi regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in Mid Himalayan regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in Himalayan  regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in North Indian  regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in Indian  regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in Indian subcontinent regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in SAARC Countries  regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in South Asian regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in Asian regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Indian satire in regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party; Oriental Indian satire in regional language- Satirizing defeated Indian regional political party to be continued…