Friday, March 15, 2019
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| Shiv Kumar Batalvi |
• Birth: 23 July 1936, Major body of Lohatia, Shakargarh.
• Father: Pandit Krishna Gopal.
• Mother: Housewife Shanti Devi.
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Early life of Shiv Kumar Batalvi:
Shiv Kumar 'Batalvi' was a renowned poet of Punjabi language, who is best known for those romantic poems, in which there is an excellent depiction of the pain of emotions, compassion, separation and lover. In 1967 he became the youngest literary person to receive the Sahitya Akademi Award. Sahitya Akademi (Sahitya Akademi of India) gave this respect for his epic drama Luna (1965), based on the ancient story of Puran Bhagat, which is considered to be a great masterpiece of modern Punjabi literature and which has a new style of modern Punjabi storyline Established Today his poem stands at the level of equality between modern legends like Amrita Pritam and Mohan Singh, all of whom are popular in both sides of Indo-Pakistan border.Shiv Kumar was born on July 23, 1936 in the village of Big Pund Lohatiya, Shaktargarh tehsil (now in the Punjab province of Pakistan), the revenue department of village tehsildar Pandit Krishna Gopal and Housewife Shanti Devi. After the partition of India, his family moved to Batla, in Gurdaspur district, where his father continued his work as Patwari and Bal Shiva got primary education. Publisher 'Suchet Kitab Ghar', which publishes the Punjabi language books in Lahore, printed a book titled "Sringh De Phool" in 1992, selected by Shive Kumar Batalvi.
Publisher Suchet Kateba, the head of the house, Maqsud Saqib explains, "I used to take the monthly quota of Punjabi 'Maa Bid' in which every poem of Shiv Kumar Batalvi used to be printed. The readers used to write letters about Shiva's poetry. Shiv Kumar Batalvi was living a story, poet wrote many poems related to love, but it did not succeed in achieving his love. He could not do so because he loved and drank much alcohol, he died at the age of just 36. All the verses and works of Batalvi show the suffering of a lover and the desire of youth is death.Batlavi's love was immortal, But unsuccessful love for the daughter of Punjabi writer Gurbakhsh Singh Preetlari, who brought a big change in her life. After having her girlfriend married to someone else, Shivkumar At the time of mourning and sorrow, he wrote his most popular poem - Today, wrote Tere Rang Varaga. In 1967, Batalvi married a Brahmin girl Aruna and had two daughters with him, But he could not forget his first love.
Nasam of Batalvi first gave Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan his voice. Nusrat sang his poem 'Maay Ni Maaye Me Geethan De Naina Wich'. After this, many singers like Jagjit Singh - Chitra Singh, Rabi Shergill, Hans Raj Hans, Deedar Singh Pardesi and Surinder Kaur sang the verses of Batalvi. Punjabi Shire Batalvi is counted among the few masters whose names are very popular on Indo-Pak border, such as Mohan Singh and Amrita Pritam. After Amrita Pritam, Shiv Kumar Batalvi is such a poet whose entire Kalam is also printed in Pakistan.
Because of the dual behavior and mockery of the people, they stopped going to poet conventions. On repeated requests from a friend, he joined a poet conference in Bombay in 1970. After reaching the stage, when they spoke, the whole hall was filled with silence. He said that every person has started to understand himself as a poet, any person sitting in the street is writing poems. After saying so much, he heard his most famous composition 'Ek Kudi Zida Nam Lobbat Hai, Mum Hai'. During this entire lesson, silence remained in the hall. True to say, Shiv Kumar never came out of grief They have not bothered anything at all. Sometimes they kept remembering the infidelity of their old friends, and they kept teasing with the falseness of the people. In the meantime, they were called 'Birha da Sultan'. Meaning of a person who has grief in his life.