Oh Krishna, Come Again!

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Arriving running, he extended his hand to pull out the arrow from the leg. Krishna raised his hand in objection… Jaraa said, “Why? O Lord, Why?” “Let it be, brother..! Do not attempt to make Mother Gaandhaari’s words go in vain..!” Krishna replied in a very steady tone. “I have committed a great sin. Please forgive me, O Lord..! Thinking that you were a jungle animal….I…. shot an arrow at you. Jaraa started moaning in a piteous voice. “Get up, son..!” Krishna said. “What is your name?” “My…my..name is Jaraa..!” “Jaraa..! OK..!” Your name is also significant, son..! Jaraa means old age; it never ever leaves anyone! You are merely an instrument, son..!” There is no Indian language in which poetry, stories, novels, drama, reference books, and other genres of literature have not been created, with Krishna as the centre point. The novel “Shyam fir ek baar tum mil jaate” (original Gujarati) is an Upanishadic novel. During the prevailing Aryavart, Krishna was an imposing personage. When this personage dissolved in the deadly silence that had overcast, this is a written display of the shriek of ‘that-silence’. When Krishna was in front, it was a different matter. This novel takes the confused state of mind of the characters—beginning with Vasudev Devaki, Akroor, Uddhav, and Radha— to an unprecedented height, when Krishna dissolved.

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9788184305449
Pages
216
Avg Reading Time
7 hrs
Age
18+ yrs
Country of Origin
India

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Arriving running, he extended his hand to pull out the arrow from the leg.
Krishna raised his hand in objection…
Jaraa said, “Why? O Lord, Why?”
“Let it be, brother..! Do not attempt to make Mother Gaandhaari’s words go in vain..!” Krishna replied in a very steady tone.
“I have committed a great sin. Please forgive me, O Lord..! Thinking that you were a jungle animal….I…. shot an arrow at you. Jaraa started moaning in a piteous voice.
“Get up, son..!” Krishna said. “What is your name?”
“My…my..name is Jaraa..!”
“Jaraa..! OK..!” Your name is also significant, son..! Jaraa means old age; it never ever leaves anyone! You are merely an instrument, son..!”
There is no Indian language in which poetry, stories, novels, drama, reference books, and other genres of literature have not been created, with Krishna as the centre point. The novel “Shyam fir ek baar tum mil jaate” (original Gujarati) is an Upanishadic novel.
During the prevailing Aryavart, Krishna was an imposing personage. When this personage dissolved in the deadly silence that had overcast, this is a written display of the shriek of ‘that-silence’. When Krishna was in front, it was a different matter. This novel takes the confused state of mind of the characters—beginning with Vasudev Devaki, Akroor, Uddhav, and Radha— to an unprecedented height, when Krishna dissolved.

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  • ISBN
    9788184305449
  • Pages
    216
  • Avg Reading Time
    7 hrs
  • Age
    18+ yrs
  • Country of Origin
    India

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