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For Damodar small things suggest meanings, enhancing the impact of the whole if placed in a perspective. And this is what he does. He misses out on nothing. Whenever he creates a scene, like a sensitive film-maker he takes care of everything; the background, the foreground, the getup, movement of the
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led him to believe that Damodar Gulati was not actually an eyewitness to the tale but rather he was using a storytelling technique that was misinterpreted as meaning he was simply an eyewitness. In reality, Gulati's position to the characters in the tale is similar to that of
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actors, the body language and the gestures making the overall expression expressing the unexpressed. With the socio-cultural and psychological details woven into fabric of the story, he reminds us of the Great Russian classical novelists.
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Damodar, a Punjabi 'Hindu', picked up the legend of a Punjabi 'Muslim' girl who is said to have rebelled against the social and religious patriarchs of her community during the first and second quarters of the fifteenth
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It is in the context of multidimensional love that Waris Shah frames his qissa. Emperor Akbar's Hindu courtier, Damodar Gulati, had popularized the story of Heer and Ranjha at the beginning of the seventeenth
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On the matter of his religious identity, the majority of scholars describe him as a "Punjabi Hindu". Amaresh Dutta makes mention of Sufi and Sikh influence on Gulati.
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The Hindu poet Damodar, as far as we know, was the first person to compose an epic-length Punjabi text of Hir Ranjha.
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The Hindu poet Damodar, as far as we know, was the first person to compose an epic-length Punjabi text of Hir Ranjha.
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Soofi, Mushtaq (14 June 2013). "Damodar Gulati: poet who immortalised Heer and Ranjha – Part II".
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Particular importance is placed on finer details in the storytelling of Gulati's works.
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Of Sacred and Secular Desire: An Anthology of Lyrical Writings from the Punjab
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You (qazi) have accepted bribe, infringed my right,showing the book (shariah)
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He does have also a peculiar style, at the end of a quaternary he repeats
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The Dawn (republished by the Academy of the Punjab in North America)
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Say Damodar only those will go to paradise who recognize the truth)
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epic, who used paranormal powers to see what was happening at the
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Second chop off the nose of those who usurp the right of others,
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Aakkh Damodar Heer Akkhey qazi subh Sharah (shariah) takai.
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Martyr as Bridegroom: A Folk Representation of Bhagat Singh
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Performing Identities: Celebrating Indigeneity in the Arts
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Say Damodar, Heer tells qazi showed her the whole Shariah.
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Nak tey kan tinhan da wadhaiy jo chori, yari karaindey
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Aakkh Damodar jinha sach sanjhatey sey bhashti jandey
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were all based on Damodar Gulati's original version.
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Toun keyoun zori karna ain qazi dery Khuda tu naheen
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Punjab Reconsidered: History, Culture, and Practice
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Index

Damodar Das Arora
Jhang
Punjabi
Punjabi literature
Heer and Ranjha
Gurmukhi
Shahmukhi
Punjabi
Arora
Punjabi Hindu
Jhang
qissa
Heer and Ranjha
Punjabi literature
Jhang
Sandal Bar
Majhi
Najam Hussain Syed
Sanjaya
Mahabharata
battle of Kurukshetra
Farina Mir
Waris Shah
Waris Shah
Muqbal
Charag Awan



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