Bhunyaa ma na Antriksh ma Kranti: Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds

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Critical Review of Garhwali Satirical prose written by Hemwati Nandan Bhatt ‘Hemu’-1

Review of Satirical article ‘Bhunyaa ma na Antriksh ma Kranti  ‘(Chitthi Patri June 2004) by Hemwati Nandan Bhatt ‘Hemu’1

                                             Review by Bhishma Kukreti

[Notes on Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Garhwali Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Uttarakhandi Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Mid Himalayan regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Himalayan regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; North Indian regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Indian regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Asian regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Oriental regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds]

                          Hemwati Nandan Bhatt ‘Hemu’ is a Garhwali poet. Perhaps this is the only one satirical prose by Hemwati Nandan Bhatt.

 The satire indirectly attacks on Uttarakhand Kranti dal a local political party of Uttarakhand. He laughs that without the ground work and without the support of people the political leader of this party is dreaming to get the seats for assembly. The satire uses this satire for attacking politicians getting benefits without doing real social works and those who sacrifice in reality don’t get the benefits. Satire attacks successfully on one beats the bush, another takes the birds

  The tone is humorous and attack Is not direct. The language is simple.

Copyright@ Bhishma Kukreti 26/3/2013

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Commentary  on Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Garhwali Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Uttarakhandi Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Mid Himalayan regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Himalayan regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; North Indian regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Indian regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Asian regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds; Oriental regional language Satire attacking on One Beats the bush, another takes the birds to be continued….