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by Rajesh Reddy
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| Item Weight: | 200 Grams |
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| ISBN: | 9789394494503 |
| Author: | Rajesh Reddy |
| Language: | Urdu |
| Publisher: | Rekhta Publication |
| Pages: | 164 |
| Dimensions: | 21 x 14 x 2 cm |
| Book type: | Paperback |
| Publishing year: | 2024 |
| Genre: | Poetry |
This book 'Yeh jo Zindagi ki Kitaab hai' is filled with Rajesh Reddy's own writing style which is simple yet elegant. His shayari shows the complexities of life in a very simple and easy to understand language, which enables the readers to connect with it and feel relatable. This book will serve as a mirror for the readers, which shows the reflections of their own experiences with life. Born in 1952, Rajesh Reddy was raised in Jaipur, Rajasthan. He served as the sub-editor of 'Itvaari Patrika', the Sunday edition of 'Rajasthan Patrika' for 3 years after completing his M.A. in Hindi Literature from Rajasthan University. He did theatre for 10 years in Jaipur and wrote and directed dramas. He started songs and ghazal writing in college. His ghazals have been sung by famous singers such as Jagjit Singh, Pankaj Udhas, Bhupendra Singh, Raj Kumar Rizvi, and Chhaya Ganguli. He joined All India Radio in 1980 and then retired as the station director of AIR's 'Vividh Bharati Seva'.
This book 'Yeh jo Zindagi ki Kitaab hai' is filled with Rajesh Reddy's own writing style which is simple yet elegant. His shayari shows the complexities of life in a very simple and easy to understand language, which enables the readers to connect with it and feel relatable. This book will serve as a mirror for the readers, which shows the reflections of their own experiences with life. Born in 1952, Rajesh Reddy was raised in Jaipur, Rajasthan. He served as the sub-editor of 'Itvaari Patrika', the Sunday edition of 'Rajasthan Patrika' for 3 years after completing his M.A. in Hindi Literature from Rajasthan University. He did theatre for 10 years in Jaipur and wrote and directed dramas. He started songs and ghazal writing in college. His ghazals have been sung by famous singers such as Jagjit Singh, Pankaj Udhas, Bhupendra Singh, Raj Kumar Rizvi, and Chhaya Ganguli. He joined All India Radio in 1980 and then retired as the station director of AIR's 'Vividh Bharati Seva'.