Kitne Shahron Mein Kitni Baar

Mamta Kalia, author of unforgettable novels like Beghar, Narak Dar Narak, and Daur, and many excellent stories, is embarking on a new journey in prose. She is remembering the cities she lived in, the images of which no being has been able to erase. Clearly, this isnt just remembrance; its a discovery and celebration of her own hidden life through vibrant prose. This prose series has garnered more readers, respect, and popularity with each subsequent installment. Kitne Shaharon Me Kitni Baar has certainly given Hindi prose a richness, dignity, and height. Akhilesh, Kitne Shaharon Me Kitni Baar explores Delhi. Ravi is truly the protagonist, and your writing style is so unique that as soon as you mention sadness and separation, the yellow, dirty dust of Delhi begins to billow, turning everything into a mess. There are so many shades and so many pictures of life that this isnt just your account, but a narrative, a fiction, and a story of our times. Your creativity has proven to be very dear and valuable to me. Kumar Ambuj I learned from your memoir, Kitne Shaharon Me Kitni BaarDelhi revealed how courageous Ravindra ji was. He picked up a ring from under the train. This entire series of articles will become your autobiography, like Ghalib Chhuti Sharab. The interest of these articles lies in their truth. They also reflect your struggle. Congratulations. Sarju Prasad Mishra I just finished reading Kitne Shaharon Me Kitni Baar in Tadbhav. Your frankness and that spontaneous carefreeness, not only the nomadic nature of life but also the way you depict itthis creative reportage of yours captivated me. Sudarshan Priyadarshini I read your memoir in the new issue of Tadbhav. Your article is amazing. Your style and language captivate me throughout. Anant Vijay