Pheriwala Rachnakar

Autobiography demands honesty, which has been demonstrated with remarkable honesty. Wherever this writer revealed weaknesses, he admitted them with complete honesty. He also reveals the secrets of his life, kept hidden under the pen for a lifetime. The author of Krishnas Autobiography seems to hear the echo of that same Yogeshwars blessings in his autobiography. Otherwise, how could he have witnessed with his own eyes the era that Krishna experienced? How could he have experienced the terror that era endured? How could he have understood Mathura, which, to protect Lord Krishnas existence, walked on just one leg, under the tension of a rope? How could he have felt the love frenzy of the sorrowful Braj region, which was raging with the fire of separation from Krishna? Only time will answer whether the author emerged victorious or defeated in this Mahabharata of life. But this autobiography bears witness to the fact that he fought this battle with complete intensity, honesty, and courage. Manu Sharmas autobiography, Fairwala, will find a place in readers hearts, just like the autobiographies of author Krishna and other characters. It will undoubtedly be read with passion and intimacy. Another readable addition to his series of autobiographies. Manu Sharma has written in every genre of literature. Among his rich works, Krishnas Autobiography, published in eight volumes, is the largest novel in Indian languages. While his essays transcend boundaries, his poems are a document of his time.