Kissa Kursi Ka

Kissa Kursi Ka is a collection of interviews with Harishankar Parsai. In these interviews, he not only expresses his views on the country, the world, and society, but also speaks openly about his creative process, his choice of subjects, and what satire means to him. In response to a question, he says that his writing is not scornful, but rather a critique and review of society and life; that he has only tried to point out what is wrong. He clarifies that his satire does not scorn society; it believes in its potential and seeks to change it. Highlighting the immense potential for creativity in Hindi satire, he says that satire is a spirit that can exist in any genre. In these conversations, the interviewers have also attempted to explore his life, providing us with ample insights into Parsai the writer as well as the person. Furthermore, we also gain insight into the environment in which he was writing. His conversation centered on Muktibodh compiled in this book is especially worth reading, in which he has talked about Muktibodhs personal, family and ideological personality.