Yahi Tum The : Smaran Viren Dangwal

Everyone recovers from the grief of death in their own way. Sometimes, we are unaware of this process, and we even lose the person within ourselves, having already physically lost him. As the Hindi world, left in a state of despair after the passing of the prodigious Hindi poet Virendra Dangwal, was trying to recover from this grief in its own way, poet and critic Pankaj Chaturvedi was reviving his memory along with the poet. The result is this well-thought-out and sensitive book, Yahi Tum The, through which we can, with some surprise, glimpse the intertwined world between the two poets, which was deeply meaningful and layered in its own way. Pankaj Chaturvedis book is not only about the relationship between two people; it is also about how we view and experience our own relationships. It needs to be said, this task is not possible by trying; This is only possible through the attachment, warmth, and intensity of the relationships that develop between the two characters in this bookPankaj Chaturvedi and Virendra Dangwaland continue to shape them. Despite being primarily a memoir, this book is not a memoir in the classical or conventional sense. In its small passages, it compels us to reflect on literature, poetry, thought, and life, but most importantly, it draws attention to how two human beings can perceive and create each other. Priyadarshan