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‘Chala Daud Dikhla ‘ (Garh Aina, 10/4/1989), A Garhwali humorous and satiricalmocking, spoofing, lampoon, and humorous article written by regional Asian satirist Bhishma Kukreti 

                       Review By: Bhishma Kukreti

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           In English literature, the following types of satire are discussed:

                                  Tones of Satire

1-Horatian satire: The Horatian satire means witty, tolerant, wise and self effacing

2-Juvenalian Satire: the Juvenalian Satire consists of angry, resentful, caustic, and personal

3-Mennipean

                                   Satiric strategies or Device  

1-Humor: Exaggeration, understatement, incongruity, deflation, linguistic games, surprise, twisting the end etc

2-Irony (irony, verbal Irony, Dramatic Irony, Socratic irony, situational irony)

3-Inective (harsh, Abusive)

4-Mock Encomium

5-Grotesque

6-Comic juxtaposition

7-Mock epic

8-Paradoy

9-Inflation

10-Diminution

11-Sarcasm

12-Malaporpism

13-Pun

14-Hyperbole

15-Absurdity

16-Euphemism

17-Traversity

18-Berlesque

19- Knaves and fools

                   The Asian satirist Bhishma Kukreti wrote maximum numbers of Satire in Garhwali language literature and he used most of the above satirical devices in Garhwali language.

  In this present article Chala Daud Dikhla (1989), the Asian satirist wrote about the present race for competition in every life.  The Asian Satirist Kukreti talks that everywhere human being is running to get his goal.  Apart from aiming for noble target, the culprits are aiming for harmful object too.

  The satire is not harsh but the tone is simple and humorous.

 विपक्ष्युं माँ प्रधान मंत्री बणनो दौड़ दिखाण बि क्वी खेल च ?

अर गढ़वाळि तै गढ़वाळि बणानो बान प्रकाशक , लेखक, सम्पादक ज्वा दौड़ लगाणा छनअर पठनेरूं या हालात च अबि तलक दौड़न त राइ दूर यी उठणा बि नि छन .

अर गढ़वाळम '"ख -ब " की बराखडी पढ़ाण वाळुम ज्वा छौम्पा दौड़ लगीं च ?

Copyright@ Bhishma Kukreti 24/12/2012

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