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Ram Krishna Bantawa[edit]
Ram Krishna Bantawa | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1 January 1967 |
| Occupation | Nepali Writer, Lyricist , Novelist |
| Nationality | Nepali |
| Notable works | {Unbulleted List}}
Shrill Mist [Saghan Tuwanlo] Aamalai Chitthi |
| Spouse | Dip Bantawa |
| Children | 1 |
Ram Krishna Bantawa(Nepali:रामकृष्ण वान्तवा) is a Nepalese author , writer, Lyricist, and Novelist. [1]He is well known for his novel "Saghan Tuwanlo" (Nepali:साघन तुवाँलो)[2]" which has been translated to English as "Shrill Mist[3][4] "and "Aamalai Chitthi[5]" which is being translated to English.
Bantawa is a diasporic novelist, he has spent the majority of his life in Hong Kong. Most of his books are written while he was outside the country, reflecting a blend of his experiences in Hong Kong while maintaining a deep connection to Nepali culture, traditions, and society.[6]
Early Life[edit]
Ram Krishna Bantawa was born on 1 January 1967(Nepali:बि.सं. १७ पुष २०२३) [6]as the youngest son to father Pancham Bantawa and mother BhadraSara Bantawa in Khotang District Nepal.
Works[edit]
"Saghan Tuwanlo(Nepali:साघन तुवाँलो)[2]" is Bantawa's famous Novel published in 2008. His novel focuses on the courage, love and injustice of two womens. The novel spans the period from Nepal’s first constitution in 1846 to the murder of King Birendra in 2001.[6] [4]His Novel has been translated to English by Nara Devi Rai as "Shrill Mist" [4].
Bantawa's first novel Kharani(Nepali:खरानी) was published in 1988. Atma (Nepali:आत्मा) followed in 1996, Radha Ram(Nepali:राधे राम) in 1997 and Ama Chhori (Nepali:आमाछोरी[7]) in 1998.
Bhag Ek (Part 1), a book of modern songs, appeared in 1995, followed by Bhag Dui (Part 2) in 1998. His first album, Dhuwa(Nepoali:धुवा),was produced in 1998.[8]
Bantawa's drama Asiskha pratiphal(Nepali:आशिष्का प्रतिफल ) was published in 1995.
In 1999 his short epic, Mayajaal (Nepali:मायाजाल) a poetry collection was published.[9]
In 2005, Bantawa's folk, contemporary and pop album Aavaa (Nepali:आभा),[8] sung solo by the Nepali singer Abha Mukarung, brought stardom to the singer in Nepal among which Kata Hideko[10] was famous.
Aawaz, an album dedicated to peace, featured Bantawa's lyrics[8] with music composed by Nagendra Shrestha and sung by Bikal Pardhan and Abha Mukarung. Aawaz album included songs like " Kunai Phool jasto Lagyo" , "Aawaj Sanga" etc
In 2019 Bantawa's Novel Aamalai Chitthi (Nepali:आमालाई चिठी)[11]was published. His about 1200 pages Novel "Aamalai Chitthi"[8]
In 2020 During COVID-19, Bantawa's Nepali song sung by Nepali singer composer CL Sharma along with Mahesh Silpakar and Suresh Chand was dedicated to all people to fight against the virus.
In 2023 Bantawa's Nepali Song 'Hamro Maya'['Our Love'], a song dedicated to all the lover's to love their loved one's unconditionally with no boundaries, featured Bantawa's Lyrics composed by Singer-Composer CL Sharma and sung by Mahesh Silpakar and Melina Rai.
References[edit]
- ^ Ghimire, Pawan (10 September 2021). "रामकृष्ण बान्तवाको 'आमालाई चिट्ठी', आध्यात्मदेखि विज्ञानसम्म". NepalKhoj.
- ^ a b Bantawa, Ram Krishna (2007). सघन तुवाँलो (in ne_NP). Nepal: साथी प्रकाशन प्रालि. ISBN 978-99946-657-5-4.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: date and year (link) CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) - ^ Bantawa, Ram Krishna (2007). Shrill Mist. Hongkong: Asia 2000 Limited. ISBN 978-9628783304.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: date and year (link) - ^ a b c "Shrill Mist". Goodreads.
- ^ Bantawa, Ram Krishna (2019). आमालाई चिट्ठी (in ne_NP). BaghBazar, Nepal: गोदावरी बुक हाउस. ISBN 978-9937-0-5343-3.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: date and year (link) CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) - ^ a b c श्रेष्ठ, शेखरकुमार (28 March 2020). "पुस्तक समीक्षा: साघना तुवाँलो उपनासमा रामकृष्ण बन्तवा". साहित्य संग्रहालय.
- ^ Bantawa, Ram Krishna (2001). आमा छोरी [Mother Daughter] (in nep). Sunsari: Jagat Bahadur Bantawa, Nepal.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) - ^ a b c d "रामकृष्ण बान्तावाको 'कोभिड–१९ ले सिकाइदियो'". Nepal Khoj. 25 July 2020.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ Subedi, Hem (September 4, 2010). ""Ram Krishna Bantawa Kantipur FM Interview Part-02"".
{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hlYOMYBhdg&t=0s
- ^ Bantawa, Ram Krishna (2019). आमालाई चिठी [' Letter to Mother '] (in np). Godawari Book House. ISBN 978-9937-0-5343-3.
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