BigShorts - for India of Tomorrow and Country vs Nation-State: देश बनाम राष्ट्र : भगवत रावत : Bhagwat Rawat

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Maharaja Krishnakumar Singhji Bhavnagar University at , Head of English Department Dr. Dilip Barad sir, This work given to students by two blogs - Bigshorts - for India tomorrow.
Short Hindi Films - Don't Miss One!. To view the blog. and
Country vs Nation-State: Country Creation Nation: Bhagwat Rawat: Bhagwat Rawat
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Fist work:

1. In Defence of Freedom: A Film by Nandita Das

Saadat Hasan Manto - played by Nawazuddin Siddiqui

Sadat Hasan Manto is one of the most famous writers in South Asia. He left a lasting impression on South Asian literature and his influence is not limited to India and Pakistan, but his fans and followers are mostly found in these two nations.

Talk about writing this concise filter, any current scenario or situation, from a fair and transparent point of view.
Manto says it's not wrong to write about global relations or the people involved.

Short Show Siad Hasan Manto (Newsuddin Siddiqui) is a group of student and professor programs at the university. Manto is not in a position to argue for the right to write fees for any subject unless it is an inherent part of the subject and is not looked forward to. His views are those of the class in the room, most listeners agree with Manto. While Manto is facing trial over hate allegations for his short story Cold Meat, many of them do not like it, so he goes out of the room. Poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz appeared in defense of Manto.
Manto regards Faiz as an affectionate spirit. He is looking forward to Faiz not only defending him, but also praising his qualities as a writer.
In the end, the dialogue that speaks is the main reason

हकीकत से इनकार करना क्या हमें बेहतर इंसान बनाएगा ?

"जो हमारे सामने मौजूद है वह हर चीज़ के बारे में लिखा जाना चाहिए।"

India Today's Defense in Freedom in Freedom has been featured as part of the #bigshorts initiative in Cooklew where filmmakers make short films, whereby they will visualize what India thinks tomorrow.



Second work:

2. This Bloody Line – A Film By Ram Madhvani

India and Pakistan are formed as two independent countries. To mark this momentous occasion, director Ram Madhwani and Equinox Films / Great Guns India show a short film in which Sir Cyril Radcliffe is highlighted - responsible for drawing the largest mass migration in human history. Has led. General Chat Chat Lounge

In the Bloody Line, Madhvani history introduces a. Do-human approach to a historically charged subject. RCL Dooliff, a lawyer who has never visited the country, whose history will make such a big difference in its history, in this short film we feel that there is nothing but a heart split between these two countries. Before partition, when there was no country like Pakistan, people lived very happy lives, there was no such thing as religious blindness. Peace and brotherhood were here. But in 1947 Sir Cyril John Radcliffe drew a line that permanently divided the country. Many people became homeless overnight, killing more than a million.
He was given only a month to draw the dividing line between Punjab and Bengal.

WHDN's terrifying poem in the film, the introduction of Partition, forces Old Radcliffe to return to painful memories and to fight for his role in an event that could lead to the lives of millions.


The award-winning director, Ram Madhwani, was contacted by India Today, the leading national news publication for the production of the short film on India. Radcliffe's story, for all its complexity, had long fascinated Madhvani, so he accepted the opportunity to bring it to life.


Third work:
Country vs Nation-State: Country Creation Nation: Bhagwat Rawat: Bhagwat Rawat
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This time on Republic Day 2019, the poem 'Desh Ek Raag Hai' by Jan Kavita Bhagwat Rawat (1939-2012) written about 12-13 years ago is presented. This poem includes his own debate about the concept of 'nation-state'. This poem has been addressed to the citizens of the country on the occasion of Republic Day. This poem examines the concepts of our patriotism, neo-colonialist belief and neo-imperialist tendency.

At a time when the mainstream Indian media is saturated with jingoistic and simplistic representations of patriotism, the country is a raga, attempting to break the popular narrative and discuss the current political and cultural situation of the country. Is very relevant to. It has been presented by three artists - Ratna Pathak Shah, Tigmanshu Dhulia and Rasika Duggal. Desh is a raga, in the poem the difference between nation and country is explained. It has been told that how a country becomes a nation, but whether a nation ever becomes a country.


The three artists recite poems and explain to the people why the President does not speak when the President ties the nation on the eve of Republic Day and Independence Day. Suddenly how India is transformed from country to nation. At the beginning of the address, how the countrymen start talking about the nation.


Can the country ever be transformed into a nation Can the country's tradition, culture, language, costumes be changed The three artistes Ratna Pathak Shah, Tigmanshu Dhulia and Rasika Duggal have presented the poem in a great way.

Bhagwat Rawat was a progressive writer, poet, and essayist of Hindi. He has also written in Bundelkhand. He was born on 13 September 1939 in Tikamgarh district of Madhya Pradesh. His major works include 'Desh Ek Raag Hai', 'Samudra About' (1977), 'Di Huiya Duniya' (1981), 'Hua Kuch Aisse' (1988), 'Suno Hiraman' (1992), 'Truth Ask To '(1996),' Atha Roopkumar Katha ',' Bitha Katha '(1997) etc. are included.

He was awarded the Shikhar Samman of Madhya Pradesh government in the year 1998-99. He died on 25 May 2012 at the age of 73 due to prolonged illness.
This poem by Bhagwat Rawat - 'Desh Ek Raag Hai' has been read by three working people. For the country. This film has come on the day of Republic Day. Who are the three working people - Tigmanshu Dhulia ('Paan Singh Tomar' and 'Tamanche Pe Disco'), Ratna Pathak Shah (Sarabhai vs Sarabhai Vali) and Rasika Duggal (Wife of Kaal Bhaiyya). Listen to it calmly in the voice of the three workers. Chit will also be colored and a little brain will also open.

Rest, before there is any disagreement with what is in it, then Bhagwat Rawat himself has said -

“…मैं किसकी कसम खाऊं?
मुझे भाषा के किसी शब्द से चिढ़ नहीं है
चिढ़ है तो उस मानसिकता से जो शब्दों को
मनुष्य के विरुद्ध खड़ा कर देती है
जो सिर्फ़ मनुष्यों को दिए गए नामों से पहचानती है
उनकी जातियों से पहचानती है,
उनके रंगों से पहचानती है
और उनकी भाषा में कभी दिए गए ‘ईश्वर’
के नाम के लिए उनके अलग अलग शब्दों से
पहचानती है…”


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