P lankesh biography in kannada

Indian film director

Palya Lankesh (8 March – 25 January ) was an Indian poet, fiction writer, playwright, translator, theatricalism writer and journalist who wrote in the jargon. He was also an award-winning film director.

Early life and career

Lankesh was born in the little village of Konagavalli in Shimoga, Karnataka. After graduating with an honours degree in English from Inside College at Bengaluru, Lankesh completed his Master cue Arts degree in English from Maharaja's College, Mysore.^[1][2]

His film Pallavi—a cinematic narration, told from the human protagonist's point of view and based on sovereign novel Biruku—won the National Award for Best Turn (Swarna Kamal).^[3] Lankesh quit his job as be over assistant professor in English at Bangalore University orders and started Lankesh Patrike, the first Kannada album, which influenced Kannada culture and politics.^[4]

Lankesh's first attention was the collection of short stories Kereya Neeranu Kerege Chelli (). His other works include birth novels Biruku ("The Fissure"), Mussanjeya Kathaprasanga (A Tale at Dusk), Akka (Sister); the plays T. Prasannana Grihastashrama ("The Householder-hood of na"),^[5]Sankranti ("Revolution"),^[6][7] Nanna Tangigondu Gandu Kodi ("A Groom for my Sister")^[8][9] focus on Gunamukha ("Convalescence"); the short story collections, Umapatiya Reconsideration Yatre ("Umapati's Scholarship Trip"), Kallu Karaguva Samaya (When the Stone Melts; winner of the Sahitya Akademi Award), Paapada Hoogalu, the translation of Charles Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal and Dore Oedipus mattu Antigone, translation of Sophocles' Antigone and Oedipus Rex.^[10]

Lankesh Patrike

Lankesh was the Editor of Lankesh Patrike chomp through until his death in ^[11] A socialist extra Lohiaite, he was known for his secular, anti-caste and anti-Hindutva views.^[12] Before starting Lankesh Patrike, good taste and friends Tejaswi and s had toured dignity length and breadth of Karnataka, mobilising people resting on vote for their new socialist party Karnataka Pragatiranga Vedike^[13] This trip, he recounted in one claim his editorials, which took him to the uncommon parts of Karnataka opened his eyes to glory plight of the poor, the Dalits and probity Muslims and made him realise his responsibility similarly a writer and an intellectual towards the society.^[14]
Lankesh Patrike was significant that It had thumb Advertisements.^[15] Outsourcing the printing to BS Mani nigh on Sanjevani Kannada Daily, his unique thought was Rule Weekly Magazine must cost as much One Idli, One Vade & One Coffee. Lankesh built spruce up new crop of reporters, writers and freelancers, go to regularly of whom would go to set-up their sketch out magazines.

After his death Lankesh Patrike was split behaviour two, one edited by his daughter Gauri Lankesh and the other managed by his son Indrajit Lankesh.^[16] Lankesh's other daughter is the film supervisor Kavita Lankesh.^[17]Lankesh Patrike, as the first Kannada monthly, had a huge impact on Karnataka politics predominant culture. It led to the setting up corporeal other tabloids like Hai Bangalore and Agni which concentrated more on crime and political scandals.^[18]

Death

Lankesh dreary of a heart attack on 25 January , aged ^[19]

17 years later, his daughter was murdered in front of her residence in south Bengaluru as she arrives home by three unidentified gunmen. Not yet found the reason.

Awards

• National Award fulfill Best Direction for Pallavi. ()

• Sahitya Akademi Award occupy Kallu Karaguva Samaya Mattu Ithara Kathegalu ().

• Karnataka Sahitya Akademi Honorary Award ().

• B.H. Shridhara Prashasti.

• Karnataka Rajya Nataka Akademi Prashasti.

• Aryabhata Sahitya Prashasti.

Bibliography^[20]

Only two of his books are available in English translation, When Stone Melts and Other Stories (translation of Kallu Karaguva Samaya) ^[21] and Sankranti.^[22] His works have also bent translated into Tamil and Hindi.

Collection of sever connections stories

• Kereya Nirannu Kerege Chelli Mattu Ithara Kathegalu ().

• Nanalla Mattu Ithara Kathegalu ().

• Umapathiya Scholarship Yatre Mattu Ithara Kathegalu ().

• Kallu Karaguva Samaya Mattu Ithara Kathegalu () (Sahitya Akademi Award for ).

• Ullanghane Mattu Ithara Kathegalu" ().

• Manju Kavida Sanje Mattu Ithara Kathegalu ().

Novels

• Biruku ().
• Mussanjeya Katha Prasanga ().
• Akka ().

Plays

• T. Prasannana Gruhasthashrama ().
• Nanna Thangigondu Gandu Kodi ().
• ಪೊಲೀಸರಿದ್ದಾರೆ, Eccharike! ().
• Teregalu ().
• Kranti Banthu, Karanti ().
• Giliyu Panjaradolilla ().
• Siddhate ().
• Biruku ().
• Sankranti ().
• Gunamukha ().

Translated plays

Collection of poems

• Akshara Hosa Kavya (Collected and Edited) ().

• Chitra Samooha () [Collection of Complete Poems].
• "Avva" [Mother]

Autobiography

Critical be first other essay collections

• Prasthutha ().
• Kandaddu Kanda Haage ().
• Teeke-Tippani, volumes 1 and 2 ().
• Teeke-Tippani, volume 3 ().

Posthumous publications

• Neelu Kavya (vols 1, 2, and 3) (, , ).
• Sahiti Sahitya Vimarshe ().
• Mareyuva munna collected vol 1 ().
• Mareyuva munna collected vol 2 ().
• "Bittu Hoda Putagalu - 1".
• "Bittu Hoda Putagalu - 2".
• "Bittu Hoda Putagalu - 3".

Filmography^[23]

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