Listen Interview: poet Vinod Joshi on "Sairandhri"

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• Briefly information on Vinod Joshi:
         Vinod Joshi was born on Augest 13, 1955 in the village of Bhoringda in Amreli district of Gujarat. His family in from Botad. His father, Hargovindas Joshi was a Sanskrit Scholar and served as a panchayat minister in rural Saurashtra. Vinod Joshi is influenced by his mother, Lilavati Joshi's ballad. Vinod Joshi is a postmodern Gujarati poet, writer and critic from Gujarat, India.

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•About information on "Sairandhri":
       
          Vinod Joshi's  poetry is infused with images of rural life, mainly through the portrayal of feminine sentiments in Gujarati Litreture.
   
           Joshi is critically acclaimed in Gujarati Litreture for the elegant female sensibility in the sounds, rhymes and rhythms of his Greets (songs). Motifs in his poetry include intense femininity, Solitude, Social Status and an indefinable individuality, conveyed in images of everyday reality and objects.

           In 2018, he published Sairandhri, a metrical poem composed in prabandha from with seven cantos, 49 Chapters and 1800 lines. It is based on Draupadi, one of the Characters of Hindu epic Mahabharata, and depicts a distinct world of Draupadi's thoughts and feelings as a woman during her exiles, using various meters like Chopai and Dhohra.

• Lost of Identity:
  
     

"Sairandhri" is a poem of lost identity.

In addition to being a very bright woman, Krishna has a very bright woman in addition to the many forms of Draupadi that have been around for almost a decade since Mahabharata. The only reason why are you choose sairandhri.

Listen the interview of the poet by Jelam Hardik start with in his interview two line.,

"આપી આપીને તમે પીંછું આપો,

સજન પાંખો આપો તો અમે આવીએ"

"Sairandhri" poem based on the character of Draupadi from Mahabharata. Vinod Joshi talked about in his interview in karna. While karna sees sanmukh sitting in his spare time, there are other kings, while a few lines of humor speak about what impression karna makes in his mind,

વક્ષ વિશાળ ભુજાબળશાળી

નેત્ર વિદ્યુત ચમક નિરાળી

તત્ક્ષણ મોહીત થઈ પાંચાલી

વર્ણ કરી નીજ મનમાં માલી

સર્વનૃપાલ સ્વયંવર માણે

હતો કર્ણ વિરહે થુંક જાણે

સ્થાન હતું એને મન ઉત્તમ

કરવા કોઈ અનન્ય પરાક્રમ

તૃષ્ટી સહેજ સ્પર્શીને સરકી

પાંચાલી નખશીખ કરી ધરકી

રહી બાહુબલી નરને જોતી

તરત પરોવ્યા મનના મોતી

વ્રજ દેહની અદ્ભુત કાન્તિ

વિરહે વંદન પરમ વિશ્રાંતિ

પ્રતિબળ ઉદ્યક પુન્સક ભાસે

યથા પૂર્ણ આદિત્ય ઉજાસે

મનમથ્થ વિભાવે મોહે

ઓષ્ટકંપ અનુભવે સોહે

ફરકે લજ્જા ઉરછળ અનુપે

જાણે હળવી થાપ મૃદંગે

લીધો તરત મનોમન શેલી

કરી કામના કરવા જેવી

પૂર્ણ થઈ ગઈ સર્વ સમીક્ષા

આજ પુરૂષની હતી પ્રતિક્ષા.

This is the first vision of karna and the concept that was elaborated in his mind. Poet's one object of the published poem on women power.

Reference: Wikipedia, YouTube.

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